Fiona Brice - And You Know I CareFiona Brice's second solo album for Bella Union, And You Know I Care is a deep listening experience that raises the post classical bar, eschewing the genre's default melancholia for wider and richer dimensions of uplifting and exultant bliss with a range and contrast that ensures this is no new age style panacea. Brice has drawn on all the experience gained working with the likes of John Grant, Anna Calvi, Jarvis Cocker, Kanye West, Beyonc, Katherine

After nearly running down a beautiful and mysterious young woman walking alone by Resurrection Cemetery

this album showcased his distinctive style and songwriting prowess

Hank Williams had been laid to rest for seven years and the public still mourned his passing

the shellac title Ski Jump by Frederic Curzon and a rare German recording by Erhard Bauschke and his dance orchestra

violist Ronald Carbone and cellist Samuel Magill - have been involved for years with Ysaÿe's String Trio No

love jazz as much as they love Hummel's trumpet concerto and Beethoven's for piano

the soloist is one of the great stars of the new generation

composed of rare flower essences

and with his primary band The Five Pennies (there were often many more than five) composing some of the most important and memorable tunes and making some of the most important recordings of the era

only imagined in it's keyboard version

Anna Prohaska (Soprano)

EU-only collection of true Country classics from 1970