Haas - 13 Sonates Du LibroThis is a recording to bring pleasure. Thirteen Sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti, taken from the same volume of manuscripts of the Queen of Spain, kept in Venice. Some of these sonatas are very famous, some are rarely played, but all are very beautiful: joyful, poetic, almost always sunny, sometimes melancholic. Brussels based French harpsichordist, Frdrick Haas' passion for the harpsichord started in earlychildhood and he began playing at the age of

Ever since I became interested in Bach's music

Philharmonie and Prinzregententheater Munich

Australia's Severed Heads rawly garnered everything from the sources around them: the sounds of the city

She began to write feverishly

or a soul seeking fullness

1 in B-flat minor and as an encore Chopin's barnstorming last etude

The band's second and final album is Disc Two and features the single 'The Real Me' and a re-working of the seminal 'No Russians In Russia'

ascending towards the peak with an exhale of live kicks and looping guitar

Dean Barlow

jazz legends Stanley Turrentine and Lionel Hampton

but what never fails to astonish us is also his capacity for lyrical introspection in it's most various manifestations

and rarities