Antheil/ BBC Philharmonic - Orchestral Works 2The symphonic output of George Antheil, the self proclaimed 'bad boy of music', is further investigated by the BBC Philharmonic and it's Chief Guest Conductor, John Storgrds, in the second album of the series. Following his early experimentations with modernist ideas as an enfant terrible in 1920s Paris, the stylistic trajectory of his symphonies over the next decades mirrors his self confessed desire to learn more orthodox compositional techniques.

The Symphony in A major stems from this period and although it was most likely never performed in his lifetime it demonstrates his exceptional talent to the full

Emily King) and recorded live at Little Jamaica Recordings in Burlington

Here's the ticket to some crazy Taiwan nights

through friends

Joël Grare

ERASERHEAD

As she worked on The Opening

The demand from the aspiring middle classes for sophisticated but playable music

Love from Philly

Masaaki Suzuki - Cantatas I

Dom Sebastien

(dedicated to Wilma Normann-Neruda) belongs to the circle of his late compositions