Oneness of Juju - African Rhythms 1970-1982 - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Album Tracks 1. River Luvrite 2. Follow Me 3. Soul Love Now 4. Space Jungle Funk 5. The Connection 6. Love's Messenger

In an interview about great conductors with the newspaper Die Welt in 2015, Sir Simon Rattle said of Mariss Jansons, InchHe's the best of all of us!Inch This new from BR-Klassik focuses on the career of Mariss Jansons, and contains a total of five albums offering a representative cross-section of the classical symphonic repertoire- as well as a cross-section of the repertoire for which the chief conductor of the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks has been highly praised again and again for his outstanding interpretative qualities. Landmarks of great choral music can be found here, as well as milestones in symphonic development and select orchestral songs. The works range from music of the First Viennese School to early 20th-century late romanticism; from Haydn's InchHarmoniemesseInch to the Minuet from Haydn's Symphony Hob. I 88; from Beethoven's Fourth Symphony, Brahms' Fouth Symphony and Mahler's Ninth Symphony to Strauss' Eine Alpensinfonie. Album Tracks 1. Messe FÜR Soli, Chor Und Orchester B-Dur, Hob. XXII 14 InchHarmoniemesseInch 2. Symphonie G-Dur Hob. I 88 Menuetto 3. Symphonie NR. 4 B-Dur, Op. 60 4. Symphonie NR. 4 E-Moll, Op. 98 5. Eine Alpensinfonie, Op. 64 6. Vier Letzte Lieder, O. Op., Av 150 7. Symphonie NR. 9 D-Dur 8. Amériques 9. Psalmensymphonie 10. Symphonie NR. 6 H-Moll. Op. 54

Hot off the heels of executive producing Loyle Carner's 'hugo', Kwes returns with the soundtrack to Raine Allen-Miller's debut feature, Rye Lane - a rom com made in loving tribute to south London. This original score sounds continues on Kwes trademark blend of soul, indie and electronic and features guests Sampha and Tirzah. Kwes' score accompanies their sublime journey in Rye Lane perfectly, a soundtrack just as sweet as the film itself. Speaking about his involvement and vision for the soundtrack, Kwes explans InchDirector Raine and music supervisor David reached out asking if I was up for scoring a rom-com. I was familiar with Raine's work in music videos and commercials, we also have mutual friends, but of course had no idea she was working on what became Rye Lane. I was sort of aware of how difficult it could be scoring for this genre of film, but then Rye Lane is such a unique take on the rom-com, perhaps even transcends it. So, they sent me the script along with a mood-board and I instantly said yes; so much about it excited me and made me chuckle. Once I had agreed and had an edit of the film sent to me, to my surprise I found that a fair bit of the temp score was my own older music, which of course made my job a bit easier, re knowing what they were looking for. It was such a joy and pleasure working with the whole crew and with Raine, who is indeed a true visionary.A1. Intro / Toilet A2. Mouths A3. Nathan Armstrong / Dom Buys Photo A4. Traffic Lights (Part 1 & 2) A5. Yas & Dom / Seesaw A6. Dom's Flashback / Spilt Popcorn A7. Sweet Thing A8. Chemistry / Happy Dom A9. Rollerblades (Rye Lane Version) A10. Brockwell Park (Walled Garden) A11. I Haven't Decided Yet / Skyline From Brockwell A12. Yas' Flashback / Basic / Spilt Hummus A13. Mischief (Part 1 & 2) B1. BBQ Raid / What Have You Done? / Panic B2. Smooch / Moped B3. Jules Raid B4. Argue B5. Reminiscing B6