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Naoto Takayama has always been loco for locomotives and dreams of sitting in the big cab up front

Bob Shane on guitar

Suk finally found his way from late romanticism to a very independent and complex late style

This early example of a Biblical history composition is richly scored for eighteen voices

2012 release from the acclaimed group of street musicians from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Gisladottir/ Sverrisson/ Brjansdottir - Viddir (Live) AEC Video Naoto Takayama has always been? Bra Gsladttir wrote VDDIR to mark the end of her studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen. The title of the piece translates as 'dimensions', and from it's first sounds of five bass flautists screaming, 'as strong as possible', into their instruments, it is clear that VDDIR is not a light hearted leap into a new life. It is a black night of a piece. An abyss, into which Gsladttir has dived and reached deeply. An unbroken hour in

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