Haendel/ Holecek/ Czech Po/ Prague Sym - Ida Haendel-Prague Recordings (1957-1965)Such attributes as charismatic, singular, exceptional are somewhat overused today. Yet in the case of Ida Haendel they are justified. Born in 1928 into a Polish Jewish family, she was a child prodigy, playing Beethoven's violin concerto at the age of five and leading master classes in London at the age of 85. After her Prague debut in 1957, she returned to the city throughout the 1960s, either to give concerts (most frequently with the Czech

Max Bergman

Shaman Elephant - Wide Awake But Still Asleep

Call of the Freaks

"Big Noise From Winnetka" and "March Of The Bob Cats" and his theme tune "Summertime" along with hits with other classics from the era like "Two Sleepy People"

rarely found in the Western culture

now restored and released for the first time

British composer Lydia Kakabadse (with roots in Greece

Arc Music releases a fine selection of popular and treasured songs performed by an accomplished singer and quite possibly the voice of Scotland

won many prizes

Who's Making Love

In the songs Marklandsgatan and Midday Lullaby the trio plays simplistic and honest

and Francoise Hardy