Banks/ Ingman - 5Tony Banks, the renowned founder member and keyboard maven of the rock band Genesis, continues his acclaimed series of orchestral compositions with Five. The suite opens with Prelude to a Million Years, originally commissioned for and performed at the Cheltenham Music Festival. Banks' signature melodic gifts and feel for cinematic scale are all in evidence in Five, just as they were in Six (8. 572986) and Seven (8. 557466), 'a work of stirring beauty'

and mesmerizing tiny worlds

"Is Future the future

He's been constantly refining his sound

" Over time

and Michael Griener on drums

he finds himself in the midst of a conflict between two groups of children

Family-Nickelodeon

Another landmark album in the wider appreciation of a conductor whose legacy has been too narrowly restricted to the music of his homeland

and has lent his talent to films as diverse as Filth

getting feral with The Animal's "We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place"

Wanting to celebrate Cage's memory

They also take turns as soloists (both have won prestigious awards in Ireland)