Bob Ackerman - A la ModeEast Coast saxophonist & composer Bob Ackerman is known primarily for his writing (he has been a recipient of both NEA & Ford Foundation grants) & his robust, yet warm, tenor sound. Most of his new recording "A La Mode" features Bob on tenor, but he is equally at home on a variety of wind instruments, including flute & alto sax. This album is a straight ahead, swinging, intimate recording on which Bob fronts a rhythm section of bass, drums & guitar,

Klaartje van Veldhoven and Matthias Havinga turned up the music of Rosy Wertheim

Faith in the Future is the follow-up to his 2020 album Walls

Nneka has released three previous albums

Digitally re-mastered two-for contains both of The Balfa Brothers' original Play Traditional Cajun Music albums plus bonus tracks

Such a shift can be attributed to changing tastes: harpsichord music as early as the last decade of the previous century shows a gradual distancing from many techniques that were primarily associated with the lute

the Zurich Chamber Singers focus on Bruckner's Latin motets and choose to consider them something of a musical prayer book and personal diary of the composer

Recorded in 2008 at Klavierhaus in New York City

Sven de Caluwé (Aborted) The Miner: Asim Searah (Damnation Plan

1 was originally published under his name

Fell From The Sun and English Weather

Opposites attract with magnetic force in this romantic road-trip delight from Frank Capra (IT'S a WONDERFUL LIFE)

Chuck Berry's Run Rudolph Run is aboard