Alastair Galbraith - MassVinyl LP pressing. 2010 release from the New Zealand based experimental artist. Mass is an unchartered, one way trip through a world of ritual. Consisting of 22 tracks, this album runs the gamut from mysterious beauty to just plain mysterious. Broken guitars, percussive loops, backwards tracking, a (homemade) glass harmonium, lullabies, bagpipe thievery and the odd bit of fighting talk are just some of the many bricks laid here, with Galbraith himself

In 1870 the publisher Simrock asked Brahms for a four-hand piano arrangement of both quartets

this collection includes favourites such as Rebel-'Rouser

film and television soundtracks

the ASQ has compiled a veritable Brahms compendium

Val Young and Barbara Wilson

transcribing and recording hundreds of folk tunes and songs

Seiko Matsuda's 'Sweet Memories' coupled with her latest track 'We had something'

The title song of the album Georgy Sviridov's (1915-1998) Bells of Dawn

In 1914 Debussy reworked passages of the music in his Épigraphes antiques for piano duet

his father was an autoworker in Detroit and participated in the 1937 Ford plant strikes

the duo join forces for a second time since their creation of Drokk

with arrangements by husband Paul Weston