Castrucci/ Schwartz/ Leininger - Gerdin ManuscriptA French title, Italian repertoire, a Swedish manuscript The manuscript of a certain "Georg Gerdin" provides insight into the ramified travel routes of good music in the 18th century. Nothing is known about Mr. Gerdin himself, only that he signed his manuscript "A Upsale le 8 d'Aout 1758". In his manuscript, Gerdin compiled four sonatas by Pietro Castrucci and two by the now largely forgotten Francesco Geminiani, probably drawing on an edition printed

whose death three hundred years ago is being commemorated in 2019

percussion - but at the center

His left-leaning tendencies caused quite a controversy both in the U

the Greens and a number of co-collaborators combine here for an interesting piece of blues history that needs to be heard to be understood

Liverpudlian

reaching #11 in the UK

who has studied with such distinguished artists as Ton Koopman and Alan Curtis

Album II reaches it's climax with PLANET REVERSE and it's cascade of sunny riffs and paradoxically impenetrable lyrics

Julian Fellowes and award winning composer and lyricist

In 16th century Italy was by far the largest exporter of music

Jimmy Clanton and Rod Bernard are very much the epitome of the genre and tracks such as "Just a Dream" and "This Should Go On Forever" are great examples of the Louisiana rock and roll sound

whose great class contributes a delicate touch