Professional musician Stefan Gawlick travels the world and knows almost every major concert hall around the globe. In this series,...
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The Bioscope project brings together Steve Rothery & Thorsten Quaeschning – two of the most creative minds working between electronic...
He came to Europe in 1976 and studied in Berlin and Freiburg. Ever since, Toshio Hosokawa has maintained close ties...
Queen were broke – despite an album that reached number two in the UK (Sheer Heart Attack) and despite sold-out...
Bandleader and flutist Christophe Dal Sasso (56) is a brilliant arranger. His specialty is big band arrangements of jazz classics...
I rarely go purposefully about buying records. Routinely, I let the look of the cover bait me into the purchase....
Progressive rock entails tempo changes, classical and jazz reminiscences, extensive instrumental parts and surprising instruments. But all of this is...
Deutsche Grammophon, a company steeped in tradition, has recently undertaken a remarkable strategic reorientation. Deutsche Grammophon, the famous yellow label,...
This will get you through the winter. On their third album Someday Is Today, the Canadian quartet Living Hour from...