Rachmaninov/ Amit Peled / Noreen Cassidy-Polera - CollageFrom the United States to Europe to the Middle East and Asia, Israeli cellist Amit Peled a musician of profound artistry and charismatic stage presence is acclaimed as one of the most exciting instrumentalists on the concert stage today. For his fourth Centaur Records release, Collage, Mr. Peled, in tandem with pianist Noreen Cassidy Polera, play Rachmaninov's Cello Sonata in g, op. 19, David Popper's Tarantella, op. 33 and a mid 20th c. cello sonata

tenor Andrew Fuchs

" "Helplessly Hoping" to "Wooden Ships

this set kicks off with the Turrentine composed "Look Out

it's difficult to grasp how Amorphis manages to raise the proverbial bar time and time again

hillbilly boogie and near-rockabilly recordings

and it's a joy to see today at the bottom of the street where I grew up

I do believe in the fact that 'Let It Go Easy' is a consistent musical answer to a lot of questions I had in that period of my life

Toyohiko Satoh explores the musical connection between the French Style Brise and the Japanese aesthetics of Iki

'Tremendo Ambiente' features the traditional 'sonora' sound of two trumpets as performed by Son Yambu

who was born in 1953 in Milan

Sage takes the job and becomes a part of the family

A masculine element (the piano) and a feminine element (the violin) have been added to mirror this harmoniously sensual dance in sound