Stephane Fuget- Lully: Alceste (CD) Penny Penny

Stephane Fuget- Lully: Alceste (CD) Penny PennyIn 1674, Lully and Quinault unveiled a new collaboration: Alceste, a tragedie en musique combining the dramatic power of the Greek myth from which it was inspired with the musical richness of the French Baroque. Despite criticism from the rivals of Lully and Quinault, this opera seduced the court of Louis XIV, reinforcing the new genre of the tragedie en musique. Stephane Fuget explores a world where love, sacrifice and duty intertwine, supported by

guitarist and songwriter Justin Golden showcases the full breadth of the genre and it's downstream influences

He is the son of pre-war blues / folk-revival legend Reverend Robert Wilkins and he leads one of the most exciting and uplifting musical acts on the blues and gospel circuit today

More Surprised Than Me

a sound that would have a lasting impression on the Japanese music scene

Evoke forth the Allies for they are the escorts of transcendental power in the form of Ecstasy and the Vril force

Barrie's second single

This document remains an essential representation of some lean and mean years of the quartet's throttling march out into the world

" "Reveries

premiere recordings of four works created for and (significantly) with the group

Unconceivable

"This entire album is a celebration of womanhood and girlhood

Guapanese (Instrumental)