Bernstein/ Manz/ Studnitzky - Bernstein StoryMusic pervaded by so many different influences, modern and yet rooted in tradition, assiduous and extremely cool. A Bernstein Story is an album which deals with Lenny's music the same way in which he dealt with music itself without being frightened to cross borders or snub someone. Classical Clarinettist Sebastian Manz and jazz musician Sebastian Studnitzky approach the great Leonard Bernstein in a way that illuminates every facet of his career and

Lundy explores the realms of Jazz

Cecilia String Quartet - Mendelssohn Op

adding to an overall result which allows a new look on well-known works

The Wobble

Novelist Bernard sets off in search of his old flame Tilde

perseverance

including limitations in terms of musical keys: all of this must have exerted a counterproductive influence on a generation of Romantic composers who wanted to expand music's horizons in terms of dynamics and harmony

"Why Do Fools Fall In Love"

the band bring a blistering attack to bear

Tina Turner and Chaka Khan

drawn from Herman Melville's last masterpiece

Those sheets-of-sound Coltrane chased after - it's here