Fairouz/ Lindsey/ Moody/ Duffy/ Kaplan/ Boyd - No OrpheusMohammed Fairouz has rapidly become one of the most highly regarded composers of his generation, receiving wide acclaim for works such as Native Informant and his Symphony No. 4 "In the Shadow of No Towers". Setting texts from ancient times to World War II, the songs on this new album represent a decade of writing for the human voice. Refugee Blues addresses powerful social issues while sensual celebrations of being human and alive are explored in

All are first recordings

Sueye also includes two solo works on the disc: Ernst's much-loved Last Rose and - in a nod to her previous disc - Paganiniana

Every member was key in the development of each new song - Kavus Torabi (vocals/guitar)

the band's meteoric rise to fame

the Cuban rock band from Miami

a way to better tell multi-layered stories in their own RIYL language

A mindset of reflective preparation threads throughout the record

That's always been the case with my albums

A word that cannot be transcribed

de Sabata and Bruno Walter conducting quality editions of the work to widespread critical approval

"It's got such an authentic old-school and West Coast vibe

Brenda has appeared at the Cheltenham