Jacob Kellermann - Spectral Canticle? The first Japanese composer to achieve international status, Toru Takemitsu proposed a fusion between Western music and the culture of his country. His music radiates a lyrical intensity that comes as much from his roots in the early modernists Debussy and Alban Berg as from his affinity with the more overtly experimental mid twentieth century styles of John Cage and Morton Feldman. Played throughout the world, he is considered one of the most

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A New Idea On Love

Mike Gulden & Rollin' & Tumblin' - Franklin Sessions

1979's "If You Were a Singer"

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Sheva's great curiosity to learn new repertoire is the driving force that leads her to embark on innovative musical paths

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Although best known for his trio works throughout the Fifties these classic recordings illustrate his technique and depth of expression beautifully

even though they aren't pedagogical exercises as such

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