DIANA - PERPETUAL SURRENDER/PERPETUAL SURRENDER (FOUR TET - 12-INCH SINGLE [12 inch Vinyl Single]

DIANA are an enigmatic foursome from Toronto, where they must be putting something in the water with the number of great bands hailing from there. Consisting of Joseph Shabason, Kieran and singer Carmen Elle, with Paul Mathew recently joining the live line up, Shabason and Adams met while studying jazz at music college where they played extensively together. Having lent their skills (saxophone and drums, respectively) to many bands, including Bonjay, the Hidden Cameras and Shabason's recent contributions to Destroyer's excellent Kaputt, it was a leap of faith to make their own full-length.

Luciano Pavarotti - InchThe World's Favourite Tenor AriasInch [LP] Originally released in 1975, Pavarotti's esteemed album, The World's Favorite Tenor Arias, is a collection of popular tenor arias from operas Carmen, La Bohème, Turdandot and many more. To celebrate it's 50th anniversary, the album is reissued with newly remastered HD audio for the very first time. These were taken from the pre-master tapes in the Decca vaults and bring a fresh and beautiful perspective to these historic recordings. Verve tag Group; Decca; Classical Crossover; Catalog. Album Tracks 1. Recitar! - Vesti la Giubba 2. M'appari 3. La Fleur Que Tu M'avais Jetée 4. Che Gelida Manina 5. La Donna È Mobile 1. Quel Trouble Inconnu - Salut! Demeure Chaste Et Pure 2. E Lucevan Le Stelle 3. Se Quel Guerrier Io Fossi! - Celeste Aida 4. Nessun Dorma! 5. Di Quella Pira

Celebrated accordionist Bjarke Mogensen showcases the full expressive power of the classical accordion in this compelling album of 20th and 21st-century concertos. Concertos & Movements spans diverse sound worlds, featuring music by Ihor Shamo, Anders Koppel, and Ole Schmidt-three composers united by their innovation and curiosity. The centrepiece is Shamo's Concerto for Accordion and String Orchestra (1981), a rarely heard Ukrainian work blending cathedral-like sonorities with folkloric flair. Two movements from Anders Koppel's Accordion Concerto No.2 receive world-premiere recordings the introspective Cadenza for solo accordion, and the rhythmically charged Allegro con brio, arranged for chamber ensemble. Ole Schmidt's Concerto No.2 (1963), another world premiere, is a virtuosic and jazzinflected work that was decades ahead of it's time. Across all works, Mogensen's dynamic interpretations are supported by Denmark's finest ensembles, including the Aarhus Chamber Orchestra under Magnus Plejdrup.