Korla Pandit - Merry XmasKorla Pandit was the stage name for John Roland Redd, St. Louis born composer, organist, pianist and early television pioneer. Dubbed "The Godfather of Exotica," the turban topped Pandit created eerie background music for radio's occult adventure series, "Chandu the Magician" on his Hammond C 3 and Nova Chord organs. He was soon featured on his own television show, "Korla Pandit's Adventures in Music" which debuted in 1949 on KTLA in Los Angeles.

we should note that Janácek's Pohádka is based on an epic Russian poem and that Connesson's "Les Chants de l'Agartha" in turn drew inspiration from mythological tales

where he also studied with Yuval Yaron

similar to his music for "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

Superioridad Moral was recorded and mixed in the legendary Circo Perrotti studios of Gijon and by the usual procedure: analogically

He is a composer who for many years was known solely to a narrow circle of musicologists

sometimes connect with each other at eye level

serendipitously moves in with her aunt (who runs a golf course)

the 12-song disc has been fully remastered by Jamie King Audio

They were still at high school when they were discovered by Richard Barrett of The Valentines

and dramaturgy

and music that speaks to the rich palette of human emotions

and drummer Joe Farnsworth