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The so long awaited new single is finally out!!! Savage comes back with a brand new song and a massive package of remixes including the ones of Federico Scavo and Saint Paul Dj. October 2009 the first single “twothousandnine” will be released together with a videoclip filmed in LA, Usa. A new album is planned at the beginning of 2010.

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Living Room Music was also the title of a 1940 Cage's composition, not to speaking of Satie's "Musique d'ameublement": Alvin variant was to invite at his Roma house, between december 2008 and june 2009, fellowship traveling musicists, let them freely create and then using each recording, sometimes with street sounds trespassing from the living room windows, as "raw matter" for a radio broadcasting composition commissioned by Berlin's Deutschlandradio Kultur, broadcasted on September 2009. This is the concert version, recorded on January 2010.

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In the 1970s the world of salsa was diverse and full of bands struggling to gain recognition and have their artistic voices be heard. You’ve seen the compilations with all the big names, the same hit songs over and over again. This collection is about digging deeper, about discovering buried treasure. It’s about giving little-known groups like Orquesta Dee Jay a chance to shine again, or uncovering that obscure track by a well-known artist like Machito. It is truly salsa gold.

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Radio Moscow is a film by Nicholas Triantafyllidis. Nicholas and Blaine are friends. Blaine appeared as an actor in this film. Blaine L. Reininger is one of the creative mainsprings behind the cult avant-garde band Tuxedomoon. As a solo artist he has produced some ten solo albums, including Broken Fingers (1982), Night Air (1984), Live in Brussels (1986), Instrumentals (1989) and Night Air #2 (2004). Elektra/Radio Moscow combines two haunting instrumental soundtracks written and arranged by Blaine. Elektra was commissioned for a version of the Sophocles play staged at the Athens Festival in Summer 2006 by director Angela Brusko. Radio Moscow is the score for the 1995 film of the same name by director Nicholas Triandafyllidis.

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New Orleans is a city defined by its unique and colorful history. It's for that reason that most tend to view the place as something of a musical museum while ignoring the town's vibrant and innovative new music. In New Orleans, the hip hop at the heart of today's culture emerged from an energetic, highly eroticized and occasionally gender-bending music called "bounce."

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"...is Schubert's originality a mirage? Of all people, the British pianist Graham Johnson raises the question in his anthology "Songs by Schubert's Friends and Contemporaries" from Hyperion: three CD's with 81 songs by 40 composers, running alphabetically from Carl Banck to Johann Rudolf Zumsteeg and chronologically from Haydn (1732-1809) back to Banck (1809-89)...Defining contemporaries broadly, Mr. Johnson journeys from the musical world as Schubert found it to the world he helped shape. Notable in the lineup are Schubert's teacher Antonio Salieri (1750-1825); his model Zumsteeg (1760-1802); Franz Anton Schubert (1768-1827), of Dresden; Beethoven (1770-1827), whose invention of the song cycle, with "An die Ferne Geliebte"

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Tales of Captain Black first appeared in 1978 on the Artist House label in America. It was a label set up for the purpose of allowing visionary artists to do exactly what they wanted to do. They had issued a couple of records by Ornette Coleman previously, so it only made sense to issue one by his then guitarist, James Blood Ulmer. With Coleman on alto, his son Denardo Coleman on drums, and bassist Jamaladeen Tacuma on bass, Ornette's harmolodic theory of musical composition and improvisation (whereby on a scale of whole tones, every person in the ensemble could solo at one time and stay in this new harmony) was going to get its first test outside of his own recordings. Blood was, before he was a jazz player, a funk guitarist who had tenured with Black Nasty and a side project of George Clinton's in Detroit, as well as playing as a sideman to organ groovemaster Big John Patton. Having an ally in Tacuma, Ulmer brought funk deep into free jazz territory.

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Stan Getz (tenor sax.) and Chet Baker (trumpet) with; Jim McNeely (piano), George Mraz (bass)
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Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby (May 3, 1903 – October 14, 1977) was an American popular singer and actor whose career stretched over more than half a century from 1926 until his death. Crosby was the best-selling recording artist until well into the rock era, with over half a billion records in circulation. wikipedia

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Joseph Martin Kraus was a composer in the classical era who is sometimes referred to as "the Swedish Mozart."[1] Kraus was born on June 20, 1756 in Miltenberg am Main, Germany. He moved to Sweden at age 21 and died at the age of 36 on December 15, 1792 in Stockholm. Bertil van Boer divides Kraus's sacred music into two periods. The first, from 1768 to 1777, comprises Kraus's music written as a Roman Catholic for Catholic services. For the second, from 1778 to 1790, Kraus was still Catholic, but wrote music for Lutheran services. Aside from short hymns and chorales, there was not much use for sacred music in Sweden at that time. There was also a debate going on regarding the role music should play in the church, and Kraus participated in that debate by writing three articles on the subject in the Stockholm Post.

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