Rameau/ Jeffery/ Orfeo Orchestra - NaisGyrgy Vashegyi's love affair with French Baroque repertoire continues with Rameau's Nas from 1749 in a Glossa release complete with a characteristically appealing design. Subtitled "Opra pour la paix," Nas features demanding and extended leading roles for soprano Chantal Santon Jeffery (Nas) and high tenor Reinoud Van Mechelen (Neptune), ably assisted by Florian Sempey and Thomas Doli, in an everyday eighteenth century tale of a lovesick god in

and thus excited to produce a premiere recording of these compositions

Walls Covered In Mildew

Meadows End is known for their unique craftmanship of both shifting between soothing atmospheres

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The Rob Bargad Sextet w

passionate music and engaging industry practices

where even the buildings are edible

The last moments of the martyr's life

ancient literature and the Greek Orthodox liturgy

as I'm sure our audience does too

Douglas Dare and more

"A Taste of Cyanide" is their third album on their own label and is a mixture of recordings from the famous Toerag and Gizzard studios