The first album by Semuin (Jochen Briesen) Province was released in 2005 on the Portland/Oregon based label Audio Dregs. The record was critically acclaimed and loved by fellow musicians: The WIRE spoke of delicate musical structures and strong passions. And Greg Davis simply wrote in the press info; a really fucking great record. I love it! After this well received debut, Ahornfelder is proud to announce the second full-length album by Semuin: Circles and Elephants. In contrast to the debut the new recor...   [ read more ]

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Five years have passed since the Collective 4tet's third album, Live at Crescent. Heinz Geisser and consorts reconvened at the Studio in New York City, with Jon Rosenberg sitting behind the desk. The music, one hour scattered over five improvised pieces, is somewhat more disciplined than previous efforts -- not that the musicians refrain from expressing themselves, but they do appear to be careful at first, careful to remain graceful and let the music dance by its own will instead of forcing...   [ read more ]

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Leopold Strokowski's 1940 recordings with the Philadelphia Orchestra for the movie {#Fantasia} were landmarks on several counts. Apart from attempting to bring classical music to the masses in the theater, the soundtrack album -- which came out on LP in the 1950s -- was one of the earliest stereo recordings, featuring some of the most enjoyable high-fidelity sound of the period and boasting impeccable performances (even if the pieces were mostly re-edited and shortened). Apart from his reputation as ...   [ read more ]

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