Kelli Schaefer - No IdentityMirroring the expansive noise and incisive shadow of PJ Harvey, with the fearless abandon of Nick Cave, and vocal play of Bjork, Kelli Schaefer's No Identity travels through the American landscape so many left and forgot to examine. Driven to explore the darkest corners of her own origin, and also to step outside of herself, No Identity came into being after two years. It is a story marked with resolve and prowess muscular guitar, rumbling bass, and

Brigid Brannagh

quartets and works for large orchestra

Salonen goes on to say of the third movement: 'I imagined the orchestra as some kind of gigantic lung

Won the Living Blues magazine Award for Best Zydeco Album of the Year

Helen Forrest performed and recorded with the orchestras of Artie Shaw

Orchestra/Ensemble: Le Concert Brisé

this record rediscovers the effervescent Khmer musical scene of the 1960s

she launched what was soon to become a famous TV programme

Bennett/ Fettig - Be Glad Then

Hitomi Uzaki

his only work for the unaccompanied instrument

Now in this Academy Award(R) nominated documentary