This noted organist, that has appeared through the entire United Kingdom, European countries, and THE UNITED STATES, is renowned for his wide-ranging repertoire which includes transcriptions of Paul Dukas’ Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Camille Saint-Saëns’ Carnival from the Animals. Byram-Wigfield was a chorister of King’s University in Cambridge, an body organ …

NEW YORK quartet Television/Television were formed in 2006 by longtime friends Josh Sea (vocals and electric guitar) and Joe Esposito (electric guitar), acquiring their name from several media-sharp Berkeley learners in the 1970s who known as themselves “TVTV” and specific in asking politicians challenging queries while filming the replies with …

The winner from the 2007 Prix Constantin award, Daphné is a France pop singer with an alternative solution style sometimes likened to Kate Bush, Camille, or Björk. Blessed in Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-Dôme, France, she produced her full-length record debut in 2005 with L’Émeraude over the label V2 Music. Interweaving orchestral agreements …

This noted choral and orchestral conductor began his musical studies in Manchester. There he was a chorus professional and associate conductor for the Manchester Opera Companyand led shows of Faust, Macbeth, as well as the Relationship of Figaro. In London, Broadbent executed the St. Angela’s Performers from 1975 until 1985. …

Kato (Thomas Kato Vittrup) is a Danish DJ and producer whose exuberant, party-themed music combines home, hip-hop, and Euro-pop. He offers achieved much achievement in Scandinavia, with a large number of yellow metal and platinum accreditations, several honours, and numerous celebration appearances. He started producing and blending through the early …

Playing funk, spirit, and R&B in the classic design of the 1960s and ’70s, the 3rd Coast Kings certainly are a Michigan-based octet who’ve won a global following for his or her groove-intensive sound. Created in 2008, the 3rd Coastline Kings feature Andy Filisko on acoustic guitar, Nate Ayers on …