Clara Haskil - Piano Concerto 20The combination of Herbert von Karajan and the revered Romanian pianist Clara Haskil (1895 1960) was an ideal partnership. Karajan had an extraordinary rapport with her, describing her career as 'a long and often sorrowful march to glory' due to Haskil's well documented ill health. Since she and Karajan were contracted to different companies, they never recorded together which makes this live Salzburg performance to mark Mozart's bicentenary in 1956

and bass-baritone David Neal have worked closely with Paterson

calling and responding to one another with a synergy that is both captivating and infectious

and Meshach Silas

a hungover sharehouse in the city's crumbling inner suburbs - somehow all can be found between the pages of this short and beautiful collection

" while Raphaëlle explains that "We don't need to look at each other

several other pieces (an orchestra piece and viol pieces) have been published by PRB

Through Plum

dealing with the ability of music to cross cultural

Gowdy disassembles and deploys the source material for new experiments with vactrols

" "Family Feud" and more

and made more fascinating portraits of outsiderness

Burnside and Junior Kimbrough and also his uncle Albert King