Chris Robinson - Servants Of The SunThe Chris Robinson Brotherhood's brand new album, Servants of the Sun, bursts into the clear blue air with the funky upper atmosphere bubbling of vintage keyboards and driving rhythm. A gateway swings wide open to a universe that the band has been tirelessly constructing for eight years through extraordinary musicianship, endless touring and a roving, seemingly bottomless wizard's chest of sonic magic. The CRB's eighth studio effort since forming in

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in instrumental combinations that are colorful and often unexpected - aspects that Martin Gester and his musicians in the Tasmanian period band Van Diemen's Band make the most of

Pianist Jeroen van Veen has selected to perform the principle 17 works from these two of Tiersen's albums for his own Island album

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Our modern Facility Men have no time for nostalgia or gratuitous nods to the past

About 1782 Mozart bought a piano by Gabriel Anton Walter on which the majority of these keyboard works were probably composed and performed

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But even though Mozart and Haydn are still household names

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