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nds-records.com

Das Shirt für jeden waschechten Kavalier-Fan, ob als Liedermacher am Lagerfeuer oder als Abschiebehauptmeister auf den Bühnen Deutschlands...wenn du seine Musik feierst, ist dieses Shirt genau das richtige für dich. - 100% Bio-Baumwolle - Grammatur: 190 g/m² - Pflegehinweis waschbar bei 40°C auf links waschen nicht für den Trockner geeignet

frontrecords.de

Unsere Kameraden von Deutschlands alternativen Musikmagazin Nr. 1, dem Frontmagazin, haben sich mit unseren Produktionen beschäftigt. Hier findet ihr…

wikingerversand.de

Wikingerversand

rebel-records.com

Achtung neue Adresse:  Wir befinden uns nun, am Stadtring von Cottbus an der B169 Richtung Peitz! die neue Adresse lautet: Rebel Records (1.Obergeschoss) Stadtring 3A   03042 Cottbus   Öffnungszeiten: MO. - DI. 12:00 - 17:00Uhr MI. Nur für lieferdien…

svartrecords.com

A Svart Mondo release. Limited to 500 copies on black vinyl.   "Dear Friend, This record that you are holding in your hand is a proper product of the Spirit. In 1967 Great Spirits dropped by my house for coffee and ordered: "You must set EVERYBODYS CHARACTERS into music". I immediately left, with a notebook in hand, to interview all people in the world, but the Spirits bolted my door shut so that I could not exit and announced with ghastly laughter: "We meant the HOROSCOPE! You are

eatmetalrecords.com

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hammerheart-records.myshopify.com

Hammerheart Records webstore, for all your death metal, black metal, grindcore, thrash metal, sludge, doom metal, heavy metal etc.

devildogdistro.com

Devil Dog Distro, Official UK home of Triple B Records. Pick up Triple B Releases on exclusive to Devil Dog variants!

europadisc.co.uk

For this, the fifth instalment of his Shostakovich symphony cycle, John Storgårds turns to some of the earliest of the composer’s orchestral output, works which Shostakovich largely wrote during his student years. The orchestral scherzo was a favourite task set by composition tutors of the time: the relatively simple form still demands that the student produce contrasting material for the outer and central sections, and manage the transitions effectively. Unsurprisingly, the form looms large in the early works of Shostakovich, as well as Stravinsky, Bartók, and many others. The two examples recorded here show the young composer’s ability and style, although not yet perhaps a distinct compositional voice. They do both share links with the later First Symphony, however, which was composed as a graduation test in composition from the Petrograd Conservatoire. Shostakovich spent two years working on it, but the Symphony he eventually produced was an instant success, marking him out as a Boy Wonder among Soviet composers. Written four years later, the Third Symphony evidences not only the rapid development of Shostakovich as a composer, but the equally rapid change in the world he inhabited. He passed the newly required examination in Marxist ideology in December 1926, and managed to extend his registration as a postgraduate student at Leningrad Conservatoire until early 1930. He submitted the symphony with the explanation that it ‘expresses the festive spirit of peaceful construction’. At this early stage of the first of Stalin’s Five-Year Plans, he already demonstrated his realisation that political spin would be crucial to his creative survival.‘John Storgårds gets a clear sense of direction and some wonderful playing from the BBC Philharmonic, finding a dignity in both main themes [Symphony no.12], encouraging maximum character from bassoon as the first-movement action kicks off, and a handsomeness in the brass ensembles of the Adagio’ – BBC Music (Symphonies 12 &