Dino Saluzzi - AlboresAn album of soliloquies. After highly acclaimed music from the family band and orchestra, here is the great Argentinean bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi in his first purely solo project in decades. Recorded in Buenes Aires, it's a powerful reminder of his gifts as an intimate musical storyteller of great subtlety. Reaches back to early memories with "Don Caye", a touching dedication to Dino's father. Reflects upon the fleeting passage of time, instrument

The dense yet sensitive polyphony is filled with a warmth and tenderness that seems to bring us closer to Bach

but whatever your approach

The lead radio cut from this album is "Hard Boiled"

At the time of it's release there were more than a few comments that Cave had somehow softened or sold out

Budori Gusuko's life was wonderful

Les Plaisirs Illuminés

New Belgrade Opera and The Funen Opera

He studied composition in the class of prof

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For Mendéz

Béla Bartók created his "Dance Suite" for orchestra - a "rather touchy issue"

'Endless Sleep'