Michael Wollny - GhostsFor Pianist Michael Wollny, songs are like ghosts. His new album "Ghosts" is a gathering of some of the ghosts that regularly haunt him. Typically for Wollny, they range from classics like Franz Schubert's "Erlknig" to jazz standards, film music, songs with a certain fragility by Nick Cave, say, or the band Timber Timbre, and also include his own darkly evocative original compositions.

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Null explores a space in which he condenses the diversity of that genre essentially attempting to create work that can wear the Electronica badge earnestly

Frankie Valli & The Romans

including a significant proportion of their singles during these years

but his music encompasses a range of idioms from gospel

Santa Baby and of course

with a sensuous and sinuous soprano voice

Christmas carols and in renaissance and baroque compositions

"Which One Is To Blame"

the latest entry in Sigiswald Kuijken's series

Hidamari Sketch: Honeycomb [Blu-ray] Language: Japanese Subtitles: English Dubbed: English Run Time: 300 minutes Studying at the Yamabuki Arts High School has been a dream-come-true for Yuno

and basso continuo