Clara Joy - What We Have Now - Clear - VINYL LP

The latest collection by Cascadian resident Loscil aka Scott Morgan is a stunning meditation on light, shade, and decay, sourced from a single three-minute composition performed by a 22-piece string orchestra in Budapest. The subsequent recording was lathe-cut on to a 7-inch, then Inchscratched and abused to add texture and color,Inch from which the entirety of Clara was sampled, shape-shifted, and sculpted. Despite their limited palette, the compositions summon a sense of the infinite, swelling and swimming through luminous depths. Certain tracks percolate over narcoleptic metronomes while others slowdive in shimmering shadowplay, sounding at times like some noir music of the spheres.Although Morgan's compositional premise for Clara was quite defined, the resultant work is wonderfully opaque and spatial, equal parts rich and lurking, traced in fine-grained gradients and radiant silences. The album's title comes from the Latin for 'bright' a fitting muse for this masterpiece of celestial electric currents and interstitial ether, where Inchshadows are amplified and bright spots dimmed.Inch

Greatest ever Danish pianist in concert - His activities as a soloist and his increasingly comprehensive work as a teacher were central to his ?nal years from about 1950 until his death in 1967. Here I am thinking not only of his teaching as a professor at the conservatoire, but even more of his efforts to stimulate and encourage interest in classical music. One of his tools was television. TV was completely new. Many people were interested in it, and in Denmark only one channel was available. This was Danmarks Radio, which only transmitted a few hours daily. It opened up a unique opportunity for Schiøler to gain access to Inchthe general publicInch in this way. There were many broadcasts which had the title InchAbout the PianoInch in common. In this series the sound track of Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy has already been included in Vol 4. Besides the music, viewers could also hear Schiøler's eloquent, inspiring and appealing introductions. Volume 6 also includes an example from these broadcasts. Schiøler introduces and talks about Saint-Saëns' Variations for two pianos on a theme of Beethoven. The theme is the trio from the minuet in the Sonata in E?at, op. 31 no. 3. The variations make considerable demands on the two pianists, who constantly cast little bits of the theme to each other which they then have to grab in such a way that it never affects the pulse and continuity of the music. It demands perfect synchronization between the two players, here Schiøler and his pupil Peter Westenholz (1937 - 2008). And it is a joy to listen to them playing together! The recording was made in Schiøler's own home on his two Hornung og Møller concert grands.

Albert Dailey - That Old Feeling [VINYL LP] date 01/01/1979