Ravel/ Biret - Gaspard de la NuitIn November 1949, at the age of eight, Idil Biret entered the studios of ORTF (Radiodiffusion Television Francaise) in Paris and made her first recordings; these were works by Couperin, Bach, Beethoven and Debussy. In the following decades she made nearly 100 LPs and CDs, released on ten record labels (Pretoria, Vega, Decca, Atlantic Finnadar, Pantheon, EMI, Naxos, Marco Polo, Alpha, BMP) and many recordings for radio and television stations around

Composer Domenico Scarlatti

Stirring up youth in the hearts of many and acting as a sonic beacon for fans seeking the ultimate adrenaline high

to the charging synth of 'River Rival'

As well as their many recordings with Charles Brown before he embarked on a successful solo career

playing the Demon Lord must wear him out

This album is truly a timeless expression of the more than 48 years that the Sea Chanters have been providing the world with wonderful music

There's no let-up with the sparkling 'Reconsider' which sounds an awful lot like Daft Punk meets Nile Rodgers (prescient as ever

performed in collaboration with the Sinfonia luventus

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Bergman's birth

a year of pandemic

1953 - despite various other recording dates found in reference-books and biographies

Nat King Cole