Berlioz/ Bostridge/ Seattle Symphony - Nuits D'ete / Sheherazade / Livre de BaudelaireTenor Ian Bostridge joins Ludovic Morlot and the Seattle Symphony in an album exploring the music of iconic French composers renowned for their inventive spirit: Berlioz, Ravel and Debussy. Hailed by The Seattle Times for his "warm tone quality and beautiful expression" during the performance of Berlioz's Les nuits d'ete, the live in concert track is paired with studio recordings of Ravel's imaginative Sheherazade and Debussy's colorfully rich Le

Slaughterhouse and CeeLo Green

but he maintains his Chicago connection by performing there at least once or twice annually

including Chicago in 1992 when he recorded this intimate & informal session with guitarist John Primer & pianist Jodie Christian

In this illustration of the splendor of musical creation at the royal court of Louis XIV

The Revolt of the Brotherhoods: Military Music and Culture in 16th Century Europe

the band's unmatched energy leaves no one standing still

just like his canonically treated instrumental works

also known during the early years of his career by the name of Robert Lee McCoy

The concept behind Fake Bach is to record a recital dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach that focuses on piano transcriptions that are 'daring' and 'scandalous'

the music draws heavily on his rich musical upbringing as a member of Toronto's eclectic jazz community and the interaction with his experiences over several years in New York

Huey 'Piano' Smith's Sinus Blues not to forget

the truth of this shocking crime is revealed