Night Music - Music for a Viennese SalonPhiladelphia based period instrument ensemble Night Music re creates an afternoon of music making from October 1801 at the Austrian capital's Palais Arnstein, with a flamboyant Quintet for flute and strings by Joseph Kraus, a duo by Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf for the unusual combination of viola and double bass, and a chamber arrangement by the impresario Johann Peter Salomon utilizing the same instrumentation as the Kraus Quintet of perhaps the

Variety & Master labels across the era

and piano by Jean Francaix

who followed in the footsteps of Mother Teresa in India

concertmaster Gwen Hoebig

'Morse Code' taps into that and acts as a gentle encouragement that the only thing that really matters is the fact you're alive

to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the record

The need to cultivate and reconnect with our sensual selves - the goddess at the core of every woman - remains as strong as ever

Geraldine James

" "Evil on My Mind

she'll have to help save the club from being shut down

and represents some of the best and most popular gospel music of that era

intimate music-making paired with a strong program dramaturgy as well as a sound intensity down to the softest note characterize the Klenke Quartet