Tomoko Omura - Branches Vol. 2After 2014's "Roots", "Branches" reconvenes Tomoko Omura's quintet for an album of music inspired by Japanese folktales and popular melodies. Following "Branches Vol. 1" (2020), "Branches Vol. 2" includes six tracks of Tomoko's compositions that are inspired from Japanese folk tales, folk songs and her own family.

I gave a Nitzinger T-shirt to a small child who seemed to love it

Parts of It Changes were first presented in 2019 as a larger audio-visual work for Counterflows festival and the album was completed using voice notes and a headphone cable stretching between Tim & Ailie's neighbouring flats during the first and cursed parts of 2020

And in the April of 2005 I made my comeback on the improvised music scene with excitement

This ninth volume of the Haydn2032 series focuses on the composer's psychological subtlety in it's focus on a central work: his Symphony no

t - Force Majeure

melodic hooks and visceral lyrics

cries from the audience

The solos in particular are more tightly constructed and more strongly integrated into the orchestral part - with the small ensemble size contributing it's share here

the mirror-written notebooks containing original thoughts on astronomy

then perhaps hearing timbre is like staring into a Heraclitian fire-we never live the same sound twice

the title says it all

" "Soldier's Joy" and "Sally Goodin