Ruhland - Flute Concertos IIOpus Klassik prizewinner Tatjana Ruhland has been described as "the Paganini of the flute, " and in December 2018 the Tagesspiegel, commenting on her interpretation of Debussy's Prlude l'aprs midi d'un faune with the Berlin Philharmonic, termed her a fabulous faun and declared: "Already the first measures justify the jubilation at the end. " Now she once again is heard as an interpreter on cpo, this time with more flute concertos by August Eberhard

Roy Khan was the lead-singer in melodic hard rock behemoths "Kamelot"

followed by the retro-rock "Somethin' I've Gotta Do"

ramshackle blues that is at once traditional and refreshingly modern

Garmon Rhys

but very direct rhythms

of four young girls playing with a life-sized puppet made of straw

Silver Nemesis

Manuel Ponce's concerto for Segovia has symphonic leanings

Vaughan Williams took both inspiration and the title from a poem by George Meredith

A Woman's FaceIn this dramatic thriller

(It is this revised version that has been recorded here

John Hancock