Marc Albrecht - Zemlinsky: Die Seejungfrau (The mermaid) Korngold: Violin cocerto"As an example of luscious late Romantic orchestral writing, Die Seejungfrau could scarcely be bettered: a fine performance of a gorgeous orchestral score" (MusicWeb) "Steinbacher's technique on the other hand is immaculate; how gracefully those swirls and leaps are articulated. Foster's support is always vivid and colourful" (MWeb) "Steinbacher's expressive cantabile alternates with enthusiastic verve in the virtuoso passages." (Gramophone)

a student of all three and one of Miles Davis' last students

but there is always a melody to be grasped and a pulse to be felt

without physical energy

who came to Stax Records in 1971 and who had the dubious honor of releasing the last-ever single on Volt in 1975

achieving a fame that spread far beyond the British Isles

or appeared in one of the Billboard charts thereafter

It is a rather dark

famed bluesman Johnny Clyde Copeland

fans have been clamoring for an album that showcases the dizzying heights Kingfish reaches when he gets a chance to stretch out on stage

We have cautionary tales about what could happen to someone who heads for the bright lights and doesn't make it

DI Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure

return with another sterling collection of combustible