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Anton Schweitzer died 1787 in Gotha
At the time Emilie Mayer was an esteemed composer residing in Berlin: most of her works were performed with success
and his later music inflects his essentially Romantic style with bold modulations
Robert Schumann's Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra in C Major
he was recipient of the German Record Critics Prize 3/2000 and again as nominee for the Cannes Classical Award 2001 for Georg Philipp Telemann's Der Tod Jesu
Rvg - Brain Worms Format:CD Anton Schweitzer died 1787 inA pivotal record for contemporary times; bright, free, adamant, optimistic. Brain Worms is RVG's fullest, most pristine album yet. All throughout Brain Worms, it's apparent that this is a band in very fine form. Album opener 'Common Ground' sets the tone for what's to come; a shiny, thrilling, punch of an album, with all the beloved RVG hallmarks. Vager's voice is unfiltered and commanding as ever when delivering her clever, not quite ironic lyrics.