Olga Konkova Trio - Moscow TearsOlga Konkova writes: "Moscow Tears is dedicated to my old piano in Moscow, which I got in 1974. (I was born in 1969.) Mom and my grandmother had to borrow lots of money from the bank to be able to buy it, and it took many years to finish the paying back. The instrument itself is called 'Red October' and I practiced on it every day for at least 15 years Johann Sebastian Bach Das Wohltemperierte Klavier, Die Kunst der Fuge, Schubert, Rachmaninoff and so

his collections of Psalms were undoubtedly intended for grand occasions: the relationship between soloists

The Beyond) enters a trance and witnesses the cosmic events unfold

and creating a cultural magma that is inseparable

Drinkin' Over Momma

go royally astray when Lux

but also viola and cello

Scarlatti/ Koopman - Domenico Scarlatti: 16 Sonatas

they embark on a Mozartian marathon that promises to be electrifying

sounds like etudes in the Romantic-modernist tradition

Coates showed an interest in music at an early age

How about a trip back to the Annees Folles in the company of Sacha Guitry

Ashlyn's is a dream-pop of questing catharsis