Horace Silver - The Classic Blue Note CollectionBorn September 2, 1928, Horace Ward Martin Tavares Silva later to be known as Horace Silver was among the most accomplished American jazz pianists and composers of all time; coming out of the hard bop school of jazz, Silver was known for his distinctive playing style and pioneering compositional contributions to the form. Influenced by a wide range of musical styles, notably gospel, African music, and Latin American, Silver also later ventured into

an album that traced the provenance of the 'Lipinski' Strad

This triple bill of redemption and revenge kicks off in 1972 with Korean director Chung Chang-wha's King Boxer

it's six cheerful numbers were written while Elgar and his wife were on holiday in Garmisch in 1895

Blut Aus Nord have once again channelled esoteric folklore and modern violence into another phenomenal slice of outsider art which befits their own Mythos and monstrosity

the productions of this great genius

following a first recording devoted to Mahler (ALPHA770)

Elizabeth Thompson and Jim Goodall eschewed the 90is nostalgia touring circuit trod by their peers and instead dug deep to bring you iHome Everywherei: A collection of new songs created with a gaze that is omni-directional

but also including clarinet

Led by the experienced Bach performer Pieter-Jan Belder

conducted by the BBC Symphony Orchestra's Chief Conductor Sakari Oramo

Die Zauberflote Villazon - Vogt - Karg - Selig - Nezet - Seguin

the 19-track album features collaborations with Ed Sheeran