Lennon/ Iberg - Black on White AlbumHelge Iberg writes: "Listening to the Beatles in my childhood and early youth left lasting impressions. Their style of melody and harmony were as fresh and challenging as their attitude and concepts. No doubt they revealed groundbreaking ideas in the field of popular music. But whereas (for example) Stevie Wonder's ingenious song treasure is strongly woven into his advanced harmonies and iconic grooves, The Beatles' song portfolio is more accessible

he was one of the musicians recruited for their 1969 tour

the French collective played several dates of an exceptional set-list of his career

as well as new tracks by Marina

Forgotten Graves is released in the same month as the world commemorates the hundredth anniversary of World War I ("the war to end all wars")

through the wire of settings and textures which interlock and startle

and Images oubliées - which was unpublished as a set until as late as 1977 - contains both rich portraiture and burlesque

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they are characterized by strong rhythms

he obtained the prestigious Beethoven Award for his Suite Op

New Decade

" and the stunningly ethereal "Swan Song

Aporia is not a mere curio in the Sufjan Stevens catalog - but a fully realized collaborative musical piece