The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments London, UK
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These guys EASILY do the best versions of the Carmina Burana that I've ever heard, and it's incredible to listen to a literal piece of history, and have it be this good.
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The whole album really gets me emotionally worked up. Gorgeous. Salterello II, especially so. Glory to Ukraine! Glad to support the cause. - Respectfully yours, Franko
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I love to listen to this during work, it fills me with calmness and I can almost smell the scents of the forest. Beautiful & serene from start to finish.
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Violinist Johnny Gandelsman commissioned work from a wide variety of composers for this complex and diverse portrait of the U.S.
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Thinking of Blue Almonds Part One
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Somber, beautiful string meditations abound on the debut album by Oxford cellist and composer Lou Lyne and her ensemble.
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A gorgeous project that explores the intersections of neoclassicism, folk, ambient and electronic textures.
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We recently had a death of a well liked tenant in the rooming house that I run in Gastown, Vancouver. While waiting for the coroner to arrive, I played Woodfall for the police, who were in attendance and my other tenants. The officers inquired about the music, and we had a good conversation about the band Musk Ox, and where they were from, and where they could find their music, on Bandcamp. It was a beautiful choice of music for the send-off of an old friend.
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