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Recent music ideally suited to display the style of composer Julian Anderson.
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Chamber works by a composer better known for symphonies reveals material cut from the same cloth.
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Young tenor Benjamin Bernheim offers both versatility and exceptional beauty of tone.
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Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals shares a program with two early symphonies on this album by Thierry Fischer and the Utah Symphony.
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Ravel: Jeux de Miroirs presents Javier Perianes and Josep Pons in a program that balances two piano works with their orchestral versions.
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Believe it or not, a recorded premiere of the original (1883) one-act version of Puccini's Le Villi.
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After a decade away, the Aussie noise punk combo return with an album that captures their raw attack, but tempers it with some melody.
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This concert document of a low-key yet electric gig at a small club is full of relaxed chemistry and imaginative improvisation.
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Le voyage dans la lune (A Trip to the Moon)
February 7, 2012
It's a neat trick that Air began their career with a trip to the moon via Moon Safari and returned to it with this expanded version of their score to Georges Méliès' 1912 sci-fi classic. While the duo doesn't attempt to make this music sound like it was recorded on wax cylinder, many of the cues have a stateliness that suggest a much earlier era as they nod to the traditions of sci-fi scores.
February 18, 2003
Following an album of sleepy covers and her 1998 breakthrough Moon Pix, Chan Marshall amplifed the more idiosyncratic elements of her songwriting on this dynamic and emotionally charged album. More charged in its subtleties than her noisy early material and more nakedly sad than her already crushing back catalog, You Are Free finds Marshall at her creative peak.
