Philip Selway - Strange DanceFounding member and drummer for Radiohead, Philip Selway's third studio album, Strange Dance, sees him using all the craft and learning he has gathered over the last decade of solo work. This rich sonic broadness is constructed with a blend of strings, brass and synthesized sounds backed by a handpicked group of musicians that include Hannah Peel, Adrian Utley, Quinta, Marta Salogni, Valentina Magaletti and Laura Moody.

all while exploring an entire spectrum of existential themes: impermanence

Kreutzer's Lodoïska

including this gem: La morte del cor penitente (The Death of the Repentant Heart)

with it's central recitative and broken chords audaciously passing through distant harmonies

but this time as if published in Valladolid or Seville between 1570 and 1580

there are no displays of empty keyboard acrobatics

has been described as being closer to a symphony with cello than to a concerto

and the high musical quality of the recordings also testifies to the long Bruckner tradition at the BRSO

where he joined a religious order at the Church of SS Annunziata and became it's maestro di capella

from the original mother

If the young Beethoven did not aspire to profundity in his own Septet

though the concise opening melody clearly speaks with Schubert's voice