Weigl/ Krumpock/ North German Philharmonic - Piano Concerto - Violin ConcertoSince the revival of so called Entartete Musik in the 1990s, interest in Karl Ignaz Weigl's music has grown but he still remains a largely unknown figure to most listeners. Weigl was born in Vienna in February 1881 and had private composition lessons with Alexander Zemlinsky, a family friend. By the early 1920s, Weigl was an established figure in the musical landscape of Vienna and it was probably for this reason that he was approached by the one

Lafayette Thomas

leading to this solo debut album featuring the world-premiere recording of the title track

are very similar to the trio sonatas

Perry Porter has opened for national touring artists such as Joey Badass

but his guitar solos are inspiring

It shares an atonal language with Pierrot Lunaire and other

He was never able to repeat that success but became a fixture on the scene through into the 1960s

Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams

One of the rare collaborations recorded during Marvin's European tax exile period

at that time exiled to France and settled at the castle of Chambord in the Loire region of France

In the field of entertainment music

it was considered unseemly