Halle - Symphonies 7 & 9Premiered by the Hall under Sir John Barbirolli in 1953, the Sinfonia antartica originated in Vaughan Williams' score for the film 'Scott of the Antarctic'. With a highly original scoring (including solo soprano, wordless women's chorus, organ, piano and extensive percussion section), the work depicts the struggle of man over nature, as epitomized in Captain Scott's ill fated expedition to the South Pole. The symphony is characterized with heroic

Cinema which features tracks in English and Spanish - draws inspiration from the classic films and directors that María and Josh grew up watching

The band drove themselves to fully realize their ambition by personally pushing harder than ever

Wasafiri opens a new portal that honors the icons of the past while boldly pressing forward

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the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra and Bamberg Symphony Orchestra

In the highly acclaimed series 'Forgotten Treasures' at ARS PRODUKTION

In this 2005 concert from Munich

Chaosbay definitely leave their status as an insiders' tip behind: The Berlin Progressive Metalcore band pushes their unmistakable interplay of unrestrained brutality and inescapable catchiness to the extreme in the almost 45 minutes spread over 12 songs

rather than approaching them chronologically or as complete sets

the almost 13-minute "King of the World" with it's growling big muff and it's flat vibes

every hit a necessity-solid

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download