Royal Liverpol Philharmonic Orchestra/ Petrenko - Stravinsky: Firebird Rimksy - Korsakov: Le CoqStravinsky: Firebird; Rimsky Korsakov: Le Coq d'Or After their critically acclaimed recording of The Rite of Spring, the award winning team of Vasily Petrenko and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra continue their survey of the Stravinsky ballets with The Firebird. Stravinsky was Rimsky Korsakov's star pupil, and his influence on can be detected clearly in this opulent and exciting score. It is coupled with Rimsky Korsakov's Golden Cockerel

the 'father of German musicians'

Graham wrote and arranged all but one of the tunes

the practical exploration of the oeuvre of the long-time Karlsruhe court kapellmeister is still in it's early stages

Harold Triggs

the group's lone long-player perfectly encapsulates the intersection of funk and gospel as only the religious conversion of a Bill Wither's tune can do

The sessions featured fellow members of The New Mastersounds Joe Tatton (keyboards) and Simon Allen (drums) as well as Nate Edgar (bass) of The Nth Power

plus Imperial recordings not otherwise released at this time

Mostly recorded during the lockdown

Awake Demos (1994) showcase one of Dream Theater's most iconic discography entries in it's original form

In this debut the band expresses how intensive wind instruments can be

These are the kinds of things I learned from my teacher and mentor

and not just because it's her first solo album with Elefant Records