Nepomuk Fortepiano Quintet - Piano Quintets Op 70 & Op 76Hailing from an aristocratic English family, George Onslow (1784 1853) grew up as a nobleman in Clermont Ferrand, France. From the 1830s onwards, Onslow appeared frequently in Parisian musical circles. At this time, opra comique was the favored musical genre. Composers such as Meyerbeer, Rossini, and Donizetti were popular, alongside the dazzling Romantic piano music of Liszt and Chopin. Onslow's strict classical style, however, made him unique in

André Cheron (1695-1766) cultivates the "Corelli" notation

hundreds of concerts all over Europe and being invited to some of the best metal festivals in Europe (Roadburn

All that created not only another killer album

each of which is bound to the works of a great poet: Michelangelo

and Lauren Jauregui

preceded by Through the Mirror from 2013 and Zeme (Earth) from 2017

" -Mark Davies (2023)

For drawing power in the South

but it encloses a wealth of surprising excursions which challenge tonal stability and once more pitch the listener into a pianistic tumult

The closing work on the disc

composed in 1929

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