George Cotsirilos - SilenciosaBay area music veteran George Cotsirilos, known for his work as a sideman and his recordings with the all star "San Francisco Nighthawks," steps out alone on this, his debut solo album. Taking a cue from, and continuing in the tradition of, guitar greats Charlie Byrd, Gene Bertoncini, Lenny Breau and several others, Cotsirilos performs on the nylon string classical guitar, adding new depth to jazz classics in this sophisticated and elegant

and edited by acclaimed Ukrainian filmmaker Valentyn Vasyanovych

Anton Rubinstein (1829-94) was a central figure in the growth of Russian music in the second half of the 19th century

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and the Quartetto Delfico present new recordings of three of the later and most richly developed examples of his mastery as a chamber-music composer

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Jonas chooses to carry on with his investigation while trying to cover up the evidence of Erik's death

dating from 1974

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