Francisco Bernier - Guitar Music: Fanatasia Mediterranea / Evocaciones - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Albeniz / Regnier - Guitar from Spain [COMPACT DISCS] date 02/23/2018

White and Red twister Vinyl. Released in 2012, debuting #8 on Billboard 200, #21 Canadian Albums Chart, #65 UK Albums Chart, #18 Australia Album Chart. Vulnerable, is the fifth studio album by The Used. Production and mixing handled by John Feldman. Inch There are so many kids out there who are special in their own way, and I want people to understand that this record is for the misfits and for the outcasts and for anyone who's never really fit in. There's a place for all of us in this world. We can all find it if we just keep looking. Inch  says front man Bert McCracken to Alt Press. Utah's The Used are Bert McCraken, Jepha, Dan Whitesides, & Joey Bradford and released their latest album in 2023. They will tour the world in 2024 to support their new and catalogFor Fans Of Chiodos, Taking Back Sunday, Silverstein

Baptiste Romain, director of the ensemble Le Miroir de Musique, has just been appointed professor at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. To mark this occasion, he enriches the 'Instruments' series on the Ricercar tag with a recital devoted to the medieval vielle (bowed fiddle) troubadour songs and dances and polyphonic compositions from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries illustrate the various stages in the evolution of this instrument, the ancestor of the violin. After general musical studies focusing on violin and composition at the CNR Rueil-Malmaison, Baptiste Romain chose to specialize in the musical repertoire of the Middle Ages and Renaisance by practicing the bow vielle and bagpipes. After training at the Center for Medieval Music in Paris, notably with Marco Horvat, he studied at the Schola Cantorum in Basel, with Randall Cook, Dominique Vellard and Crawford Young, while regularly practicing ensemble music with Pierre Hamon at the National Conservatory of Lyon. He received his violin soloist diploma from the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in 2008.