Olivier Collette - Phi (feat. Bert Joris & Peter Hertmans)"PHI" is probably the first jazz record entirely based on the golden ratio. This ratio has already fascinated artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Johann Sebastian Bach or Bla Bartk. Far from being a conceptual music, the style of Olivier Collette's compositions is melodious, harmonious and dynamic. Among others, one can hear influences of Pat Metheny or Keith Jarrett. Two prestigious guests for this album : guitarist Peter Hertmans and trumpet player

Regina is indeed a very unusual opera by Albert Lortzing: A romantic political 'liberation opera' in which the main characters are workers that go on strike and sing for their freedom

With their accustomed poetry

presents Dyer-Bennet's interpretive minstrelsy in an eclectic program

the pandemic

Powered by the urbane guitar playing and production of Roberts and you have a new tour de force ensemble that makes listeners stop in their tracks the same way Roberts did upon hearing the talents of Kemp and the Galbraith Sisters

but the composer who set standards in the middle of the nineteenth century is particularly clearly recognizable here in a model function: Mendelssohn

Con 84 lines up polyphonic compositions from start to finish

Spectrum represents both an expansion of horizons and a summing-up of the ground traveled during my decade with the Delos label

Chopin held rigorously to the old legato school

Purple Stamp 7

Titled "I Phone (My Phone)"

It will come as no surprise to fans of Azar Lawrence that his life's work is to bridge the gap between his listeners and the Elementals (the spiritual essences of the four elements earth