-- MySQL dump 10.11 -- -- Host: localhost Database: magnatune -- ------------------------------------------------------ -- Server version 5.0.38-Ubuntu_0ubuntu1-log /*!40101 SET @OLD_CHARACTER_SET_CLIENT=@@CHARACTER_SET_CLIENT */; /*!40101 SET @OLD_CHARACTER_SET_RESULTS=@@CHARACTER_SET_RESULTS */; /*!40101 SET @OLD_COLLATION_CONNECTION=@@COLLATION_CONNECTION */; /*!40101 SET NAMES utf8 */; /*!40103 SET @OLD_TIME_ZONE=@@TIME_ZONE */; /*!40103 SET TIME_ZONE='+00:00' */; /*!40014 SET @OLD_UNIQUE_CHECKS=@@UNIQUE_CHECKS, UNIQUE_CHECKS=0 */; /*!40014 SET @OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@@FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS, FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 */; /*!40101 SET @OLD_SQL_MODE=@@SQL_MODE, SQL_MODE='NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO' */; /*!40111 SET @OLD_SQL_NOTES=@@SQL_NOTES, SQL_NOTES=0 */; -- -- Table structure for table `magnatune_song_info` -- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `magnatune_song_info`; CREATE TABLE `magnatune_song_info` ( `songid` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `artist` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `page` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '', `trackname` varchar(200) NOT NULL default '', `albumname` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `tracknum` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `year` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `mp3genre` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '', `magnatunegenres` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `seconds` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `buy` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `home` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `artistdesc` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `bio` text NOT NULL, `bandphoto` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `launchdate` date NOT NULL default '0000-00-00', `albumsku` varchar(40) NOT NULL default '', `upc` varchar(12) NOT NULL default '', `city_state` varchar(40) NOT NULL default '', `country` varchar(40) NOT NULL default '', `download_mp3` varchar(200) NOT NULL default '', `download_mp3lofi` varchar(200) NOT NULL default '', `isrc` varchar(21) NOT NULL default '', PRIMARY KEY (`songid`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=3321118 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; -- -- Dumping data for table `magnatune_song_info` -- LOCK TABLES `magnatune_song_info` WRITE; /*!40000 ALTER TABLE `magnatune_song_info` DISABLE KEYS */; INSERT INTO `magnatune_song_info` VALUES (3311625,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Intro','We Can\'t Stop Progress',1,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',18,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Intro-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Intro-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480101'),(3311626,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Ecoutes','We Can\'t Stop Progress',2,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',254,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Ecoutes-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Ecoutes-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480102'),(3311627,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','A Berliner\'s Hope','We Can\'t Stop Progress',3,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',290,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-A%20Berliner\'s%20Hope-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-A%20Berliner\'s%20Hope-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480103'),(3311628,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Spend More Time With Me','We Can\'t Stop Progress',4,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',300,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Spend%20More%20Time%20With%20Me-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Spend%20More%20Time%20With%20Me-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480104'),(3311629,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','The Child','We Can\'t Stop Progress',5,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',251,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-The%20Child-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-The%20Child-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480105'),(3311630,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','NY Herald Tribune','We Can\'t Stop Progress',6,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',266,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-NY%20Herald%20Tribune-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-NY%20Herald%20Tribune-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480106'),(3311631,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Softly Under the Rain','We Can\'t Stop Progress',7,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',294,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Softly%20Under%20the%20Rain-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Softly%20Under%20the%20Rain-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480107'),(3311632,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Little Italy','We Can\'t Stop Progress',8,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',71,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Little%20Italy-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Little%20Italy-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480108'),(3311633,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Party 2 Night','We Can\'t Stop Progress',9,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',290,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Party%202%20Night-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Party%202%20Night-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480109'),(3311634,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Orange Bossa','We Can\'t Stop Progress',10,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',367,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Orange%20Bossa-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Orange%20Bossa-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480110'),(3311635,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','Undocument','We Can\'t Stop Progress',11,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',314,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-Undocument-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-Undocument-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480111'),(3311636,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','La Caillasse','We Can\'t Stop Progress',12,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',237,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-La%20Caillasse-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-La%20Caillasse-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480112'),(3311637,'Dr Kuch','dr_kuch','This is a Dream','We Can\'t Stop Progress',13,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Euro-Techno',372,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Dr+Kuch&album=We+Can%27t+Stop+Progress&genre=Electron','http://magnatune.com/artists/dr_kuch','Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out','Dr Kuch: Fun electro-poppy dance up and down tempo chill out\n\nartist photo Three guys?Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany?from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are \"regular gender fellows,\" who have \"all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering.\" And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...\n\nThousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, \"Does anyone know how to save musical creation?\" He is, apparently, \"very upset of listening shit anywhere.\"\n\nWe couldn\'t agree more.\n\nKrafany adds that he is a \"regular small and thin guy,\" who has \"all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano.\"\n\nYep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/drkuch_cover_small.jpg','2009-10-08','drkuch-progress','876809008017','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/13-This%20is%20a%20Dream-Dr%20Kuch.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/13-This%20is%20a%20Dream-Dr%20Kuch-lofi.mp3','USANA0480113'),(3311638,'Amelia Cuni and Werner Durand','cuni_durand','Kedarika','Kedarika - Nada Yoga (Volume 1)',1,2009,'World','World,New Age',2867,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Amelia+Cuni+and+Werner+Durand&album=Kedarika+%2D+Nada','http://magnatune.com/artists/cuni_durand','experimental winds meets Indian classical','Amelia Cuni\'s multi-faceted voice and Werner Durand\'s sensitive playing merge into a unique whole instantly capturing the listener\'s ear. They build on their long-lasting collaboration and in-depth research in Western and Eastern musical traditions to develop their various influences into a stunning presentation. Together they share the desire to explore borderlands in their music combining experience with experiment.\n\nAmelia Cuni\'s singing draws from the rich heritage of dhrupad, the oldest form of North Indian music. She uses ragas and Indian vocal techniques in a distinct way, integrating her Italian roots and her diverse collaborations with internationally renowned musicians. Her voice is powerful and soothing, moving and hypnotic. Her singing has been praised in the national press of India, Europe and USA.\n\nWerner Durand has created self-made wind instruments of various materials, played with different embouchures, circular breathing and digital delays. He has developed his own style and playing techniques which may evoke different traditions of world music. His minimalist approach interacts with Amelia\'s Indian musical language.\n\nThe program for this duo concert includes arrangements of traditional Indian pieces and original compositions from the suite ASHTAYAMA-Song of Hours, the CD DRUMMING BREATH as well as several new works.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/cuni_durand2.jpg','2009-10-08','cunidurand-kedarika','876809008000','','Germany','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Kedarika-Amelia%20Cuni%20and%20Werner%20Durand.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Kedarika-Amelia%20Cuni%20and%20Werner%20Durand-lofi.mp3','USANA0480001'),(3311639,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','Chaconne in D minor for the left hand alone [1879] (JS Bach/Johannes Brahms)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',1,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',810,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Chaconne%20in%20D%20minor%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(1879)%20(JS%20Bach_Johannes%20Brahms)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Chaconne%20in%20D%20minor%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(1879)%20(JS%20Bach_Johannes%20Brahms)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479901'),(3311640,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 5 in D flat Major \'Tristesse\' - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',2,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',305,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-No%205%20in%20D%20flat%20Major%20\'Tristesse\'%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-No%205%20in%20D%20flat%20Major%20\'Tristesse\'%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479902'),(3311641,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 45a in D flat Major - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',3,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',118,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-No%2045a%20in%20D%20flat%20Major%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-No%2045a%20in%20D%20flat%20Major%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479903'),(3311642,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 28 in F minor - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',4,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',113,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-No%2028%20in%20F%20minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-No%2028%20in%20F%20minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479904'),(3311643,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 18a in F sharp Minor - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',5,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',213,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-No%2018a%20in%20F%20sharp%20Minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-No%2018a%20in%20F%20sharp%20Minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479905'),(3311644,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 13 in E flat Minor - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',6,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',278,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-No%2013%20in%20E%20flat%20Minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-No%2013%20in%20E%20flat%20Minor%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479906'),(3311645,'Ivan Ilic','ilic','No. 21 in A Major - Eight Etudes for the left hand alone (Frederic Chopin/Leopold Godowsky)','Transcendental - Transcriptions by Brahms and Godowsky',7,2009,'(32)','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Piano',234,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ivan+Ilic&album=Transcendental+%2D+Transcriptions+by+','http://magnatune.com/artists/ilic','dazzling classical pianist','\"A pianist of real personality, his name is one to remember.\"\nLe Monde de la Musique\n\n\"Spirited and yet very carefully distilled playing.\"\nInternational Record Review\n\n\"Fidelity to what the score says is impeccable.\"\nClassical Music Magazine\n\nRecently praised by the New Yorker as an \"adventurous pianist\" who \"likes his music on the brainy side,\" Ivan Ilic is rapidly gaining a strong international reputation. A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. 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A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. 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A disciple of the legendary Fran?ois-Ren? Duch?ble, Ivan has earned support from the American Foundation in Paris, the Karic Foundation in Belgrade, the University of Illinois, and the Nadia Boulanger Foundation in Paris. He recently completed a one-year residency at the Cit? Internationale des Arts.\n\nIvan started music studies at age 6 and gave his recital debut at 11. He took degrees in music and mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley before moving to Paris on a fellowship from the University. Shortly afterwards Ivan was admitted to the esteemed Conservatoire Sup?rieur de Paris, where he took a Premier Prix in piano performance. The City of Paris sponsored his first recording.\n\n60 engagements in 2007 included recital d?buts in Boston, Washington, Dublin, Bristol, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Current season highlights include recitals at Carnegie Hall (New York), Wigmore Hall (London), the National Concert Hall (Dublin), the Belgrade Philharmonic, and the Glenn Gould Studio (Toronto).\n\nIvan\'s first CD of music by Claude Debussy, lauded as \"masterly\" by Gramophone Magazine, recently received Mezzo Television\'s prestigious M Award in France. The disc is broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Radio 4 Holland, Radio France, Public Radio in America, as well as major classical music stations in Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ilic2.jpg','2009-10-08','ilic-transcendental','876809007997','','France','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-No%2022%20in%20C%20sharp%20minor%20\'Revolutionary\'%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-No%2022%20in%20C%20sharp%20minor%20\'Revolutionary\'%20-%20Eight%20Etudes%20for%20the%20left%20hand%20alone%20(Frederic%20Chopin_Leopold%20Godowsky)-Ivan%20Ilic-lofi.mp3','USANA0479909'),(3311648,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Air Cooled','Switch On',1,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',220,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Air%20Cooled-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Air%20Cooled-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479801'),(3311649,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Fruitful','Switch On',2,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',298,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Fruitful-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Fruitful-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479802'),(3311650,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Yellow Smiles','Switch On',3,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',290,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-Yellow%20Smiles-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-Yellow%20Smiles-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479803'),(3311651,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Reconstructed','Switch On',4,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',253,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Reconstructed-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Reconstructed-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479804'),(3311652,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','You Know Us','Switch On',5,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',262,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-You%20Know%20Us-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-You%20Know%20Us-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479805'),(3311653,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','No Regrets','Switch On',6,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',267,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-No%20Regrets-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-No%20Regrets-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479806'),(3311654,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Planet You','Switch On',7,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',328,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Planet%20You-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Planet%20You-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479807'),(3311655,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Then I Woke Up','Switch On',8,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',222,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Then%20I%20Woke%20Up-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Then%20I%20Woke%20Up-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479808'),(3311656,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Respect','Switch On',9,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',230,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Respect-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Respect-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479809'),(3311657,'allMeadow and Rob Costlow','allmeadow_remixes_co','Return To Flat Rock','Switch On',10,2009,'(52)','Electronica,Techno',336,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=allMeadow+and+Rob+Costlow&album=Switch+On&genre=Elect','http://magnatune.com/artists/allmeadow_remixes_costlow','melodic piano electro-chill-mixed','Switch On: Rob Costlow explains the story behind the album\n\nSwitch On is the result of a collaboration with allMeadow, an artist based in Bristol (United Kingdom). He mixed the tracks, incorporated a ton of creative elements, and performed all the bass guitar parts. What else would you expect from a person located in the drum and bass capital of the world?! Strangely enough, allMeadow and I have never met in person. However, a web cam, mic and today\'s other great technology enabled us to produce a professional full-length album. Oceans cannot stop our creative spirits. We\'re kind of star-crossed musicians. :) We met online back in 2005 via mutual creative interests. We\'re both very proud of this effort and hope it is enjoyed by music lovers around the world. Kudos to allMeadow and his genius mixing mind!\n\nSongs from all my contemporary piano albums were used to create the remixes. 7 of the 10 tracks are brand new. We included and remastered 3 tracks from my 2006 remix EP, Return. We felt they had to be added to the album flow as they fit so well with the concept. The very first track, \"Air Cooled\", is from a previously unreleased song I composed the parts for almost a decade ago. I\'m quite happy to have it complete.\n\nThe music is intentionally quite different from my solo contemporary piano work (please note, I do plan to release more solo work). The album is filled with various tempos and instrumentation. The goal was to create a unique product that could serve many purposes, be it experimentation, entertainment, inspiration, or otherwise. The motive of the album is to stimulate and help drive a general sense of productivity. Hence, why the album is named \"Switch On\".\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/allmeadow_costlow.jpg','2009-10-08','allmeadowcostlow-switchon','876809007980','IN','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Return%20To%20Flat%20Rock-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Return%20To%20Flat%20Rock-allMeadow%20and%20Rob%20Costlow-lofi.mp3','USANA0479810'),(3311658,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Feel the Same','Saturday Night Angels',1,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',230,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Feel%20the%20Same-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Feel%20the%20Same-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479601'),(3311659,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Can\'t Let You Go','Saturday Night Angels',2,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',163,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Can\'t%20Let%20You%20Go-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Can\'t%20Let%20You%20Go-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479602'),(3311660,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','(Kept Alive By a) Rock and Roll Machine','Saturday Night Angels',3,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',294,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-(Kept%20Alive%20By%20a)%20Rock%20and%20Roll%20Machine-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-(Kept%20Alive%20By%20a)%20Rock%20and%20Roll%20Machine-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479603'),(3311661,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Suffer','Saturday Night Angels',4,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',228,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Suffer-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Suffer-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479604'),(3311662,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','My Testimony','Saturday Night Angels',5,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',296,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-My%20Testimony-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-My%20Testimony-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479605'),(3311663,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','All My Life','Saturday Night Angels',6,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',273,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-All%20My%20Life-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-All%20My%20Life-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479606'),(3311664,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Just Another Broken Heart','Saturday Night Angels',7,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',225,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Just%20Another%20Broken%20Heart-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Just%20Another%20Broken%20Heart-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479607'),(3311665,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Now Forever','Saturday Night Angels',8,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',208,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Now%20Forever-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Now%20Forever-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479608'),(3311666,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Saturday Night Angel','Saturday Night Angels',9,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',162,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Saturday%20Night%20Angel-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-Saturday%20Night%20Angel-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479609'),(3311667,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Into the Night','Saturday Night Angels',10,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',458,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Into%20the%20Night-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Into%20the%20Night-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479610'),(3311668,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Feel the Same (acoustic)','Saturday Night Angels',11,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',288,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-Feel%20the%20Same%20(acoustic)-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-Feel%20the%20Same%20(acoustic)-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479611'),(3311669,'Rocket City Riot','rcr','Hidden Track','Saturday Night Angels',12,2009,'(17)','Rock,Metal,Punk',275,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Rocket+City+Riot&album=Saturday+Night+Angels&genre=Ro','http://magnatune.com/artists/rcr','high energy rock and roll','\nRocket City Riot was formed in North Alabama in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist John Mark King as part of the high energy rock movement lead by bands like Electric Frankenstein, The Hellacopters and the Gaza Strippers.\n\nThe following year, RCR recorded its first full-length album, We Name the Guilty Men, and appeared on the first volume of the seminal 13- volume Fistful of Rock-n-Roll compilation series. The next year Scotland\'s Twenty Stone/Blatt Records released RCR\'s fit to rave reviews in the U.K. press. Meanwhile, RCR made several compilation appearances in the USA while recording their second album, Middle Age Suicide. They followed that up with Pop Killer in 2003, on which they further perfected their hybrid of pop sensibilities with ass-shaking rock and roll.\n\nWith influences ranging from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and Muddy Waters to Iggy and the Stooges, the MC5 and AC/DC, Rocket City Riot bring some much needed substance to the over-commercialized punk-pop scene. With King on lead vocals, bass and guitar, Dave Seiden on lead guitar and Alan Slimak on drums, Rocket City Riot maintains an active live show calendar, proving that fans still crave rock with real character and roots.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rcr5.jpg','2009-10-08','rocketcity-angels','876809007966','VA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-Hidden%20Track-Rocket%20City%20Riot.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-Hidden%20Track-Rocket%20City%20Riot-lofi.mp3','USANA0479612'),(3311670,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in E Major, Op. 8/1, RV 269 - \'Spring\': I. Allegro','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',1,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',198,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20I%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20I%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479501'),(3311671,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in E Major, Op. 8/1, RV 269 - \'Spring\': II. Largo','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',2,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',158,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20II%20Largo-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20II%20Largo-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479502'),(3311672,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in E Major, Op. 8/1, RV 269 - \'Spring\': III. Allegro','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',3,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',231,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20III%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20E%20Major%20Op%208_1%20RV%20269%20-%20_Spring_-%20III%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479503'),(3311673,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8/2, RV 315 - \'Summer\': I. Allegro non molto - Allegro','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',4,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',316,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20I%20Allegro%20non%20molto%20-%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20I%20Allegro%20non%20molto%20-%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479504'),(3311674,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8/2, RV 315 - \'Summer\': II. Adagio - Presto','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',5,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',110,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20II%20Adagio%20-%20Presto-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20II%20Adagio%20-%20Presto-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479505'),(3311675,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8/2, RV 315 - \'Summer\': III. Presto','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',6,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',164,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20III%20Presto-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20G%20Minor%20Op%208_2%20RV%20315%20-%20_Summer_-%20III%20Presto-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479506'),(3311676,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in F Major, Op. 8/3, RV 293 - \'Autumn\': I. Allegro - Allegro Assai','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',7,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',312,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. 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Adagio molto','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',8,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',119,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Major%20Op%208_3%20RV%20293%20-%20_Autumn_-%20II%20Adagio%20molto-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Major%20Op%208_3%20RV%20293%20-%20_Autumn_-%20II%20Adagio%20molto-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479508'),(3311678,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in F Major, Op. 8/3, RV 293 - \'Autumn\': III. Allegro','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',9,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',207,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Major%20Op%208_3%20RV%20293%20-%20_Autumn_-%20III%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/09-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Major%20Op%208_3%20RV%20293%20-%20_Autumn_-%20III%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479509'),(3311679,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8/4, RV 297 - \'Winter\': I. Allegro non molto','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',10,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',236,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20I%20Allegro%20non%20molto-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20I%20Allegro%20non%20molto-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479510'),(3311680,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8/4, RV 297 - \'Winter\': II. Largo','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',11,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',99,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20II%20Largo-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/11-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20II%20Largo-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479511'),(3311681,'Lara St John','lara_st_john','The Four Seasons: Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8/4, RV 297 - \'Winter\': III. Allegro - Lento - Allegro','Vivaldi - The Four Seasons',12,2009,'(32)','Classical,Baroque',203,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Lara+St+John&album=Vivaldi+%2D+The+Four+Seasons&genre','http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john','Bach violin concertos','Described as \"something of a phenomenon\" by The Strad magazine and a \"high-powered soloist\" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world.\n\nThe Strad magazine selected her as one of \"the stars of the next decade\" and called her \"an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman\'s \'Carmen\' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: \"St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography.\"\n\nIn January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote \"It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation.\"\n\nDuring 1999/2000 highlights included engagements with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Vancouver Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony, and Edmonton Symphony, while the 2000/01 season brought her debuts with the New Jersey Symphony under Hugh Wolff, the Tokyo Symphony (Paavo Jarvi), Hong Kong Philharmonic, Honolulu Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, among others. During last season she debuted with the Cincinnati Symphony, Prague Philharmonia, Sao Paulo Symphony, Opera de Marseille and performs numerous other concerto appareances in Canada and the US, as well as recitals at Ravinia, the Miller Theater in New York, in Montreal, Quebec City, and throughout China. Season 2002/03 continues the array of appearances on the recital stage and as soloist with orchestra, among them the symphonies of Portland, Delaware, Knoxville, the Florida Orchestra, and Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition she will undertake a nation-wide recital tour under the auspices of Community Cocerts. Other future engagements include debuts at Tanglewood with the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart and performances with the Vancouver Symphony, among others.\n\nShe has been victorious in several competitions and in 1997 won the use of the 1702 Lyall Stradivarius for two years from the Canada Council for the Arts and an anonymous donor. Upon hearing her audition, the panel of judges exclaimed, \"Today we have heard one of the great violinists of our time! Inspirational.\" Currently, she performs on the 1779 \"Salabue\" Guadagnini thanks to an anonymous donor and Heinl & Co., Toronto.\n\nLara began playing the violin when she was 2 years old. She first soloed with orchestra at age 5, and made her European debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra (Lisbon) five years later. She toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at ages 12 and 13, entered the Curtis Institute at 14, and spent her first summer at Marlboro three years later.\n\nUpon her graduation from Curtis, at age 17, Lara took off for Moscow to find out if there was really more to life than just music --- there was. At this time, most teachers at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including hers) were indefinitely extending their journeys west, and being without a teacher for the first time gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. She also spent two years in England at the Guildhall school, holds a certificate from the Mannes College in New York City, and an Artist\'s Diploma from the New England Conservatory in Boston. Her teachers over the years have included Linda Cerone, David Takeno, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir and Joey Corpus.\n\nLara is a great fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, reptiles, and the American Museum of Natural History. She resides in New York City.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/lara_st_john.jpg','2009-07-26','lara-fourseasons','876809007959','NY','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20III%20Allegro%20-%20Lento%20-%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/12-The%20Four%20Seasons-%20Concerto%20in%20F%20Minor%20Op%208_4%20RV%20297%20-%20_Winter_-%20III%20Allegro%20-%20Lento%20-%20Allegro-Lara%20St%20John-lofi.mp3','USANA0479512'),(3311682,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Estampie \'Dou Way, Robin\'','Honey From The Thorn',1,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',116,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Estampie%20_Dou%20Way%20Robin_-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Estampie%20_Dou%20Way%20Robin_-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477101'),(3311683,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Salve Virgo Virginum','Honey From The Thorn',2,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',173,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Salve%20Virgo%20Virginum-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Salve%20Virgo%20Virginum-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477102'),(3311684,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Three Songs Of St. Godric','Honey From The Thorn',3,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',256,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-Three%20Songs%20Of%20St%20Godric-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-Three%20Songs%20Of%20St%20Godric-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477103'),(3311685,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Estampie \'Volez Oyer\'','Honey From The Thorn',4,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',154,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Estampie%20_Volez%20Oyer_-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Estampie%20_Volez%20Oyer_-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477104'),(3311686,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Motet On Godric\'s \'Sainte Nicholas\'','Honey From The Thorn',5,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',73,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. 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He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/18-Anglia%20Planctus%20Itera-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/18-Anglia%20Planctus%20Itera-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477118'),(3311700,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Nota','Honey From The Thorn',19,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',258,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/19-Nota-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/19-Nota-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477119'),(3311701,'Tim Rayborn','tim_rayborn','Whanne Mine Eyhnen Misten','Honey From The Thorn',20,2009,'(32)','Classical,Medieval',141,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Tim+Rayborn&album=Honey+From+The+Thorn&genre=Classica','http://magnatune.com/artists/tim_rayborn','Medieval and Middle Eastern music','An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, Tim has been active in the fields of early and world music for 18 years. He plays dozens of musical instruments from medieval Europe, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including: lutes, plucked strings, flutes, and percussion, as well as being a singer.\n\nIn addition to solo work, he currently performs with recorder virtuoso Annette Bauer in their medieval group, Can?oni?r, Celtic harpist Patrick Ball, Swedish folk musicians Dr?m, and collaborates regularly with Shira Kammen.\n\nTim lived in the UK for seven years, studying for his Ph.D. in medieval studies at the University of Leeds, and working as a musician. He has toured the U.S. and Europe extensively (from Ireland to Turkey), performing with the medieval group Tintagel and his own group, Ensemble Florata, including concerts at the York and Beverley Early Music Festivals, Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium, and the Spitalfields Festival in London. He has given a number of performances for BBC, toured in Canada and Australia, and worked with folk musicians in Marrakech and Istanbul.\n\nHe has collaborated and performed with many early music groups and performers, including Ensemble Alcatraz; Anne Azema; Susan Rode Morris; Phoebe Jevtovic; Peter Maund; Sinfonye; Kitka; Wyrewood; Gilbert Martinez; and members of the Harp Consort and Theater of Voices. He has recorded to date on nearly 30 CDs for a number of labels, including Gaudeamus, Wild Boar, and Eventide Music Productions.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rayborn3.jpg','2009-07-26','rayborn-honey','876809007713','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/20-Whanne%20Mine%20Eyhnen%20Misten-Tim%20Rayborn.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/20-Whanne%20Mine%20Eyhnen%20Misten-Tim%20Rayborn-lofi.mp3','USANA0477120'),(3311702,'The Seldon Plan','seldon','Caldecott','Lost And Found And Lost',1,2009,'(17)','Rock,Alternative Rock',138,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=The+Seldon+Plan&album=Lost+And+Found+And+Lost&genre=R','http://magnatune.com/artists/seldon','sophisticated rock with emo undercurrents','The Seldon Plan reemerges with whimsy with their highly anticipated album Lost and Found and Lost, a worthy follow-up to their 2007 record The Collective Now. Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. The Seldon Plan is likened to established alt rockers Death Cab for Cutie, The Posies and Nada Surf.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/seldon2.jpg','2009-07-26','seldon-lost','876809007935','MD','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Caldecott-The%20Seldon%20Plan.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Caldecott-The%20Seldon%20Plan-lofi.mp3','USANA0479301'),(3311703,'The Seldon Plan','seldon','Fire In Day\'s Field','Lost And Found And Lost',2,2009,'(17)','Rock,Alternative Rock',173,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=The+Seldon+Plan&album=Lost+And+Found+And+Lost&genre=R','http://magnatune.com/artists/seldon','sophisticated rock with emo undercurrents','The Seldon Plan reemerges with whimsy with their highly anticipated album Lost and Found and Lost, a worthy follow-up to their 2007 record The Collective Now. Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. The Seldon Plan is likened to established alt rockers Death Cab for Cutie, The Posies and Nada Surf.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/seldon2.jpg','2009-07-26','seldon-lost','876809007935','MD','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Philadelphia%20And%20A%20Moment-The%20Seldon%20Plan.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Philadelphia%20And%20A%20Moment-The%20Seldon%20Plan-lofi.mp3','USANA0479306'),(3311708,'The Seldon Plan','seldon','French Cinema','Lost And Found And Lost',7,2009,'(17)','Rock,Alternative Rock',182,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=The+Seldon+Plan&album=Lost+And+Found+And+Lost&genre=R','http://magnatune.com/artists/seldon','sophisticated rock with emo undercurrents','The Seldon Plan reemerges with whimsy with their highly anticipated album Lost and Found and Lost, a worthy follow-up to their 2007 record The Collective Now. Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Praised for its \"catchy simple melodies awash with lush vocals, hip full guitars, and a hint of Flaming Lips\" by artist/composer Mark Degli Antoni (David Byrne/Soul Coughing) and dubbed \"smart pop with no wasted space\" by record producer Brian McTernan (Senses Fail/Piebald/Thrice), Lost and Found and Lost plays with images of childhood nostalgia to embrace the economic and political pendulum.\n\nThe Baltimore-based indie pop rockers are known for their \"tuneful-wistful rock\" (The Washington Post) and \"literate, yet still youthful\" (Allmusic) sound. Aptly named, Lost and Found and Lost portrays the juxtaposition of excitement and uncertainty in a country undergoing a changing political situation. \"These were the hardest lyrics I\'ve ever had to write, but now that they\'re out, I feel really energized,\" says singer/songwriter Michael Nestor.\n\nCalling their latest LP \"a burst of new flavor\", The Big Takeover\'s Jack Rabid expressed delight at the \"Baltimore foursome\'s continued maturation\" and compared it favorably to \"melodic pop favorites such as Feelies\' offshoot Wild Carnation, Winnipeg\'s wonderful Weakerthans, great Scots Camera Obscura, and Portland\'s Dimes\". The record was named a \"top 40 record\" by The Big Takeover in 2009.\n\nThe Seldon Plan spent the last few years taking on a busy tour schedule, including shows with Explosions in the Sky, The Octopus Project, Now It\'s Overhead, The Stills, and Matt Pond PA. The band regrouped in 2008 and entered the studio with a fresh organic approach as a way of rediscovering who they were as a band. With few preconceived songs, much of the album was written in the studio, allowing the record to grow naturally as a whole. Simple focused melodies are textured by intricate harmonies, layered with soulful instrumentation including cello and trumpet, and punctuated by bright choral interludes.\n\nLost and Found and Lost features an all-new line-up. Michael Nestor (vocals/guitars/keys) and Dave Hirner (bass), two founding members of The Seldon Plan, are joined by Dawn Dineen (vocals/guitars) and Matthew Leffler Schulman (Drums).\n\nThe band\'s sophomore effort The Collective Now was quickly named a \"top 40 record of 2007\" by The Big Takeover and one of the \"Best Baltimore albums of 2007\" by The Baltimore Sun. Tracks from the album were licensed by the massively popular YouTube series lonlygirl15 and by Simplify Media for its top-rated music-streaming iPhone app. Their debut album Making Circles was featured on NPR\'s All Songs Considered. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. In 2008 he returned to Turkey, continuing his musical development under his Turkish teachers guidance.\n\nEliyahu\'s mastery of musical styles spans the globe. He has performed and recorded traditional spiritual music of the Middle East with Za\'atar, West African folk music with the Palm Wine Boys, soul roots reggae with the Original Intentions, and acoustic soul with Sparlha Swa. Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. The San Francisco Bay Area-based group has attracted a growing global audience who are responding to their authentic musicianship and timely message. Durme Durme, a track from the group\'s debut CD, Songs of Qadim, was recently featured on Mediterraneo by Difference Music, an internationally distributed 4-CD set of 73 traditional and modern Mediterranean songs and 200-page hard-bound book showcasing the region\'s history, geography and culture. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. In 2008 he returned to Turkey, continuing his musical development under his Turkish teachers guidance.\n\nEliyahu\'s mastery of musical styles spans the globe. He has performed and recorded traditional spiritual music of the Middle East with Za\'atar, West African folk music with the Palm Wine Boys, soul roots reggae with the Original Intentions, and acoustic soul with Sparlha Swa. Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. The San Francisco Bay Area-based group has attracted a growing global audience who are responding to their authentic musicianship and timely message. Durme Durme, a track from the group\'s debut CD, Songs of Qadim, was recently featured on Mediterraneo by Difference Music, an internationally distributed 4-CD set of 73 traditional and modern Mediterranean songs and 200-page hard-bound book showcasing the region\'s history, geography and culture. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. 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Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. In 2008 he returned to Turkey, continuing his musical development under his Turkish teachers guidance.\n\nEliyahu\'s mastery of musical styles spans the globe. He has performed and recorded traditional spiritual music of the Middle East with Za\'atar, West African folk music with the Palm Wine Boys, soul roots reggae with the Original Intentions, and acoustic soul with Sparlha Swa. Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. 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The track Ya Adili Bilah can be heard on Petrol Records new collector\'s edition compilation Arabia: The Greatest Songs Ever.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/qadim.jpg','2009-07-25','eliyahu-wind','876809007874','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Oh%20Yeah-Eliyahu%20Sills.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/10-Oh%20Yeah-Eliyahu%20Sills-lofi.mp3','USANA0478710'),(3311724,'Eliyahu Sills','eliyahu','Ha Na\'avah Babanot','Eastern Wind',11,2009,'World','World,Folk',299,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Eliyahu+Sills&album=Eastern+Wind&genre=World','http://magnatune.com/artists/eliyahu','cross-cultural grooves','Eliyahu Sills has been studying and performing music for over 20 years on many instruments including upright bass, bansuri (the bamboo flute of India) and the ney (the reed flute of the middle east).\n\nIn the early 1990s, he studied upright bass at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City. Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. In 2008 he returned to Turkey, continuing his musical development under his Turkish teachers guidance.\n\nEliyahu\'s mastery of musical styles spans the globe. He has performed and recorded traditional spiritual music of the Middle East with Za\'atar, West African folk music with the Palm Wine Boys, soul roots reggae with the Original Intentions, and acoustic soul with Sparlha Swa. Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. 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Deeply influenced by teachers Makanda Ken McIntyre, Arnie Lawrence and Reggie Workman (John Coltrane, Art Blakey), Eliyahu began performing as a sideman and bandleader in renowned jazz clubs such as The Village Gate and Small\'s.\n\nIn the years that followed, Eliyahu fell in love with the flute and applied the musical theory that he learned through his jazz studies to teach himself this most ancient of instruments. After falling under the spell of the Sufi music of Turkey, he became a devoted student of both the ney and the bansuri. He has since continued to study and perform these ancient instruments under the guidance of his teacher, bansuri master G.S. Sachdev, to whom he is a devoted student.\n\nEliyahu has spent time in Istanbul, studying the traditions and nuances of the nay. During his journeys there, he has had the opportunity to study under masters Neyzen Omer Erdogdular and Neyzen Ahmet Kaya. In 2008 he returned to Turkey, continuing his musical development under his Turkish teachers guidance.\n\nEliyahu\'s mastery of musical styles spans the globe. He has performed and recorded traditional spiritual music of the Middle East with Za\'atar, West African folk music with the Palm Wine Boys, soul roots reggae with the Original Intentions, and acoustic soul with Sparlha Swa. Recently, he has been making music with Ethiopian born jazz/soul vocalist Meklit Hadero, North African trance with Hamsa Lila, recorded devotional music with Shimshai, and toured with Rupa & the April Fishes, and with oudist/composer Yuval Ron.\n\nartist photo About The Qadim Ensemble:\n\nLed by neyzen and peacemaker Eliyahu Sills, the innovative cross-cultural group of Middle Eastern musicians from Arabic, Armenian, Indian, Iranian, Jewish and Moroccan traditions promotes peace by celebrating the common musical heritage of the embattled region\'s ancient spiritual cultures.\n\nQadim features Rachel Valfer on vocals, Middle Eastern lute (oud) and persian stick fiddle (kemanche), Faisal Zedan on Arabic percussion (darbukkah, riqq, & frame drum) and vocals, John Villa on Indian tablas and frame drums, and Eliyahu Sills on the Middle Eastern reed flute (ney), Indian bamboo flute (bansuri), Turkish lute (saz), and vocals.\n\nAcclaimed for their passionate performances, Qadim (pronounced ka-deem) is comprised of an ensemble of accomplished and acclaimed musicians. 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After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Low%20Key%20Phenomenae-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Low%20Key%20Phenomenae-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478601'),(3311727,'Mystified','mystified','Big And Round','Skywatchers',2,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',264,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. He was trained in classical and jazz music as a teenager, and played the trombone and piano. His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Big%20And%20Round-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Big%20And%20Round-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478602'),(3311728,'Mystified','mystified','Dark Shimmer','Skywatchers',3,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',415,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. 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His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Plains-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-Plains-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478604'),(3311730,'Mystified','mystified','Tactile Waves','Skywatchers',5,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',290,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. He was trained in classical and jazz music as a teenager, and played the trombone and piano. His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-Tactile%20Waves-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-Tactile%20Waves-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478605'),(3311731,'Mystified','mystified','Mad Galaxy','Skywatchers',6,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',222,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. He was trained in classical and jazz music as a teenager, and played the trombone and piano. His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Mad%20Galaxy-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Mad%20Galaxy-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478606'),(3311732,'Mystified','mystified','Anomaly','Skywatchers',7,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',948,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. He was trained in classical and jazz music as a teenager, and played the trombone and piano. His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Anomaly-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Anomaly-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478607'),(3311733,'Mystified','mystified','Saturated Sky','Skywatchers',8,2008,'(10)','Ambient,Electronica',306,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Mystified&album=Skywatchers&genre=Ambient','http://magnatune.com/artists/mystified','mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones','Thomas Park has been involved with music for his entire life. He was trained in classical and jazz music as a teenager, and played the trombone and piano. His listening habits changed in the late 1980\'s, and Thomas became interested in electronic music. After several years of writing techno as the band AutoCad, Thomas was fortunate enough to collaborate with Robin Storey of Rapoon. This project helped Thomas to evolve into the ambient / drone band Mystified. Mystified has found considerable success, both through online and physical releases, and is known for being proficient, creative and prolific.\n\nThe music of Mystified is mainly of an atmospheric nature. Sometimes for Thomas less is more, making his music ideal for listening while working, sleeping or doing other things. The music of Mystified especially explores texture, consistency, and a type of variety that could be called subtle. This is not the utopian ambient of the typical soundscape artist. It is serious music for serious people.\n\nMystified music has found many purposes, including scores for films, online and terrestrial radio shows, festivals of aesthetic, political, and other varieties, informational cd-roms, spots on many scores of compilations, and quite a few independent releases.\n\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/mystifiedphoto.jpg','2009-07-25','mystified-skywatchers','876809007867','MO','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Saturated%20Sky-Mystified.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Saturated%20Sky-Mystified-lofi.mp3','USANA0478608'),(3311734,'AlmaNova','almanova','Bosna Nova','After Hours',1,2009,'World','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Flute',284,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=AlmaNova&album=After+Hours&genre=Classical','http://magnatune.com/artists/almanova','lively flute/guitar duo','AlmaNova is a talented, classically trained flute and guitar duo presenting an eclectic program of music from all over the world. This innovative duo has been trained in the classical tradition while exploring other types of music. AlmaNova\'s great love of all musical genres shines through to their audience by way of dynamic performances and mesmerizing stage presence. AlmaNova has traveled all over the world playing their unique blend of classical repertoire infused with music from the Balkans, Spain, Latin America, and the British Isles.\n\nThe AlmaNova Duo began their career in France while studying at the famed Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris. Since then they have had the privilege to perform throughout Europe and the North America including Paris\'s Theatre de Naples, the Tijuana International Guitar Festival, the Juan Serrano International Guitar Festival, and the Dom Armije in Sarajevo, Bosnia.\n\nIn February 2006, the duo performed alongside David Starobin at the International Giuliani Festival as a featured chamber ensemble. They were featured artists in the USC World Music Festival at Bovard Hall in Los Angeles, and the International Festival of World Music in Claremont, California.\n\nIn August 2006, they were filmed for a public television while playing at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz, California. AlmaNova has also been featured in many televised specials in Europe including Hayat Station, Studio 99, BHTV, and the National Broadcasting Station of Bosnia and Herzegovina.\n\nAs one of the most highly sought after performing ensembles on the West Coast, AlmaNova has been featured on various concert series including the City of Beverly Hills\'s Music in the Mansion and the City of Manhattan Beach\'s The Previews.\n\nThe duo has been coached by some of the best musicians in the world of classical music including Pepe Romero, Scott Tennant, Jim Walker and John Mills.\n\nAlmaNova is pleased to be a featured performance at the 2008 National Flute Association\'s annual convention in Kansas City. They recently performed as special guests with the Chamber Opera Chicago.\n\nIn October 2006, AlmaNova released their first CD recording featuring original works by Mr. Imamovic inspired by the sounds and folk melodies of his native Bosnia. Their second CD, \'Classic Giuliani\' is a compilation of the music of 18th century guitar virtuoso Mauro Giuliani.\n\nJessica plays Sankyo Flutes and Almer plays Kenny Hill Guitars exclusively.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/almanova.jpg','2009-07-25','almanova-afterhours','876809007881','CA','USA','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Bosna%20Nova-AlmaNova.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-Bosna%20Nova-AlmaNova-lofi.mp3','USANA0478801'),(3311735,'AlmaNova','almanova','Kafana','After Hours',2,2009,'World','Classical,Chamber Music,Baroque,Flute',264,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=AlmaNova&album=After+Hours&genre=Classical','http://magnatune.com/artists/almanova','lively flute/guitar duo','AlmaNova is a talented, classically trained flute and guitar duo presenting an eclectic program of music from all over the world. This innovative duo has been trained in the classical tradition while exploring other types of music. 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They were featured artists in the USC World Music Festival at Bovard Hall in Los Angeles, and the International Festival of World Music in Claremont, California.\n\nIn August 2006, they were filmed for a public television while playing at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz, California. AlmaNova has also been featured in many televised specials in Europe including Hayat Station, Studio 99, BHTV, and the National Broadcasting Station of Bosnia and Herzegovina.\n\nAs one of the most highly sought after performing ensembles on the West Coast, AlmaNova has been featured on various concert series including the City of Beverly Hills\'s Music in the Mansion and the City of Manhattan Beach\'s The Previews.\n\nThe duo has been coached by some of the best musicians in the world of classical music including Pepe Romero, Scott Tennant, Jim Walker and John Mills.\n\nAlmaNova is pleased to be a featured performance at the 2008 National Flute Association\'s annual convention in Kansas City. 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Ruben was constantly being inspired by the influential Turkish multi-instrumentalist and musicologist, Yasar Saka.\n\nDuring his study at the Rotterdam Conservatory Holland, Ruben made interesting musical voyages to US cities like New York and New Orleans, where he immersed himself in the local music scene. Ruben worked as a professional drums/percussion artist within well-known Turkish groups in Holland, including the Dostlar Band, as well as being active as a Jazz drummer. May 1999 Ruben won the Tama Drummers Award, and March 2000 he won the Erasmus Rotterdam Jazz Award, playing his own compositions.\n\nHe has performed at a variety of international Jazz festivals, which has brought him to countries like Turkey, West Africa, USA and Japan. After having obtained his Master Degree (cum laude) in Drums and Percussion, Ruben traveled to Istanbul, Turkey, where he lived for a while and was classically trained by the well-known percussion master Alpay Dinletir.\n\nHe was influenced by the playing of major Turkish percussionists like Yasar Akpence and Mehmet Akatay. Nowadays Ruben is very active as a professional drums and percussion artist and is working as a teacher at the departments of Jazz and World Music of the Rotterdam Conservatory, Holland.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/rompaey.jpg','2009-07-25','rompaey-djembolale2','876809007652','','Netherlands','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/42-Funky%20Cifte%20Telli%20(fast)-Ruben%20van%20Rompaey.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/42-Funky%20Cifte%20Telli%20(fast)-Ruben%20van%20Rompaey-lofi.mp3','USANA0476542'),(3311825,'Ishwish','ishwish','The Gates of Dawn','The Gates of Dawn',1,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',144,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-The%20Gates%20of%20Dawn-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/01-The%20Gates%20of%20Dawn-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477301'),(3311826,'Ishwish','ishwish','Steps to Eternity','The Gates of Dawn',2,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',422,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Steps%20to%20Eternity-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/02-Steps%20to%20Eternity-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477302'),(3311827,'Ishwish','ishwish','The Somewhere Doors','The Gates of Dawn',3,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',324,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-The%20Somewhere%20Doors-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/03-The%20Somewhere%20Doors-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477303'),(3311828,'Ishwish','ishwish','The Currents of Space','The Gates of Dawn',4,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',762,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-The%20Currents%20of%20Space-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/04-The%20Currents%20of%20Space-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477304'),(3311829,'Ishwish','ishwish','Corridors','The Gates of Dawn',5,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',316,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-Corridors-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/05-Corridors-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477305'),(3311830,'Ishwish','ishwish','Transformations','The Gates of Dawn',6,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',217,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Transformations-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/06-Transformations-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477306'),(3311831,'Ishwish','ishwish','Questions','The Gates of Dawn',7,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',309,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Questions-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/07-Questions-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477307'),(3311832,'Ishwish','ishwish','Timescape','The Gates of Dawn',8,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',654,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is crucial towards this goal, to create performances that are influenced first by the immediate environment, which then act as a departure point to transport the audience to another time and place,\" says Christopher.\n\nIn this new endeavor, Currell is joined by world renowned vocalist Beth Quist, who recently finished a two year stint as the lead vocalist in the Cirque Du Soleil production of KA at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Beth is also a member of Bobby McFerrin\'s Voicestra project. Beth is very highly skilled with many forms of singing including Middle Eastern and Indian music. Beth plays hammered dulcimer, flute, 12 string acoustic guitar, Doumbek, Zils, Daff, Riqq, various percussion, piano (she started playing at 2 years old) and synthesizers. She is also a trained dancer and has a true four octave soprano voice.\n\nIn addition to many world instruments, ishwish utilizes advanced computer synthesis designed specifically to manipulate, and alter audio and visual vibrations in real-time. The combined influence of the audience, the environment and the intent of ishwish at the moment, result in every performance being different and unique.\n\n\"May peace prevail on earth,\" says ishwish.\n','http://magnatune.com//artists/img/ishwish.jpg','2009-07-25','ishwish-gates','876809007737','','Japan','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Timescape-Ishwish.mp3','http://he3.magnatune.com/all/08-Timescape-Ishwish-lofi.mp3','USANA0477308'),(3311833,'Ishwish','ishwish','Universal Celebration','The Gates of Dawn',9,2009,'(10)','New Age,World',419,'https://magnatune.com/artists/buy_album?artist=Ishwish&album=The+Gates+of+Dawn&genre=New+Age','http://magnatune.com/artists/ishwish','transcendent ambient sound and voice','\nishwish is Christopher Currell and Beth Quist.\n\nChristopher is no stranger to the electronic music medium. He has worked with many cutting edge artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Isao Tomita, Kitaro, Stanley Clark, Allan Holdsworth and Stevie Wonder. Christopher\'s pioneering work with the Synclavier, a very sophisticated digital synthesis computer, culminated with his contribution to the multi-platinum album \"Bad\" by Michael Jackson. Christopher plays guitar, Ztar, keyboards, synthesizers and devices.\n\nChristopher eventually gravitated away from pop music when his long time interest in the nature of the human mind and spirit became full time research. Christopher\'s current work involves the creation of music and sound improvisations that can transport the listener to new realms of experience. Christopher sensed that high technology combined with knowledge of the human mind and spirit can potentially elevate the human consciousness.\n\n\"It is c