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 In this CD by Ralph Towner, there’s the whole sense of losing and finding oneself.

 Happiness, like beauty, is really very simple. Everyone understands it, without the need for many words.

 Listen to Ralph Towner’s Lost And Found and experience a profound jazz journey of emotion and melody.

 My Lord will die for love. A love that is not 'Eros', but that has a truly superior and deeper value and meaning.

 It is the mystery of a love that perpetually triumphs over our mortality and our misery.

 Explore Bach's St. Matthew Passion and experience this profound masterpiece of love and human emotion today.

 A drum set that no longer aims at rhythm, but at melody in its purity and nakedness.

 An album where three immense musicians follow the flow of their musical consciousness in a subtle weave made of poetry and essentiality.

 Dive into the poetic world of Frisell, Motian, and Lovano—listen to I Have the Room Above Her and experience jazz like never before.

 "Flames that blaze through the ten scenes of the opera, casting sinister glows in a constantly hybrid musical language."

 "An incredibly complex and 'Freudian' work, powerfully erotic, undoubtedly one of the crown jewels of twentieth-century opera."

 Discover the mesmerizing world of Schulhoff's Flammen – listen to this timeless operatic masterpiece today!

 Only six tracks. Fragile like snowflakes. They settle in the heart, and disappear.

 Hope belongs to those who are alone, who have no one. While trust belongs to those who have someone by their side.

 Listen to Palace Songs' Hope and immerse yourself in its haunting indie-folk beauty today.

 This album feels suspended in a soft limbo made of sea, mist, and waves of memories crashing against the cliffs of memory.

 Each track is nothing but a "variatio" of the previous one. Everything revolves around an incurable existential pain, yet full of life.

 Listen to Adrian Crowley’s haunting folk album and immerse yourself in its fragile, melancholic beauty.

 "Alfred Schnittke, 'the last great of the twentieth century,' certainly moved his entire monumental body of musical work from his own life, from the anxieties of a century decimated by war."

 "In the last bars... the strings blossom into a tonal forest that whispers of a rediscovered meaning, then slowly fades and laps gently on the shores of silence."

 Dive into Alfred Schnittke's chamber music and experience a powerful blend of emotion, history, and virtuosity.

 It’s Will’s continuous vocal imperfections that make each track a suffocating and cachectic ghost compared to the studio originals.

 A version that conveys and instills a sense of anguish and deep black despair, with a disillusionment and bitterness that stuns in the delirium of a cosmic-sized nothingness.

 Dive into the raw intensity of Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s ‘Summer In The Southeast’—listen now to experience stark emotion and haunting live reinterpretations.

 The true highlight of the album is naturally constituted by the 'vocal' performance of the Chaconne, where the violin is overlaid by the voices of the Hilliard.

 Morimur is a difficult and steep album... a listening experience that must necessarily pass through the head before the heart.

 Explore the mysteries woven into Bach’s Chaconne—listen to Morimur and discover the hidden voices beneath the violin.

 João Gilberto and his guitar are like a man and a woman. They are nothing on their own. But they can be everything, with the spark of love to cement them.

 The music remains, like love and its soft, eternal throb.

 Listen to João Gilberto’s timeless live concert and immerse yourself in the soulful world of bossa nova.