Special commemorative program for the release of the movie "The Abominable Detective Who Came Back "The hit detective drama "The Abominable Detective Who Came Back" started in 1986 on NTV, and after 8 years since the movie version in 2016, the famous duo of "Taka" and "Yuji" will return to the screen in the movie "The Abominable Detective Who Came Back"! Showa, Heisei, and 2025, the "strongest buddy movie" that transcends three eras makes a grand comeback. Jun Abe, who was in charge of music for the previous film "Saraba Abunai Keisatsu", is in charge of recording "Where Do You Go From Here", which is loved by "Abunai Keisatsu" fans as a classic song to be inserted in the new film "The Abunai Detective Returns".

Argentine vocalist Roxana Amed envelopes you in a warm, poetic atmosphere on her 11th album, 2024's Becoming Human. On past albums, the Miami-based Amed has explored her distinctive blend of post-bop with South American musical traditions. Along with jazz, she has also studied Spanish Literature and film and brings a broad-minded set of influences and creativity to bear on her music.

Guitar player and composer. New album Bistro out now!

This record was a collaboration between Philip Oakey, the big-voiced lead singer of the techno-pop band the Human League, and Giorgio Moroder, the Italian-born father of disco who spent the '80s writing synth-based pop and film music. It is a testimony to Moroder's fame as a composer that he was able to earn equal billing with Oakey for a record he co-wrote and produced, but for which he supplied no more than "occasional synthesizers" as a musician. The music is not substantially different from the standard fare from the Human League or, for that matter, almost any other synth-based Europop band in the '80s.

Like the Mona Lisa for the Louvre, Keith Jarrett's Köln Concert is a showcase for ECM. With 4 million copies sold, it is not only the biggest success in the label's history but also the best-selling piano solo album! And many of those who bought this live recording, recorded on January 24, 1975 in the Cologne Opera House, did not yet own a jazz album in their record collection.

The ultimate collection of jazz recordings perfectly suited for a relaxing evening at home. Whether you're entertaining company over a candlelit dinner or simply kicking off your shoes with a glass of wine after a long day, this compilation finds the perfect balance of intrigue, tranquility, and sonic brilliance. Sit back, relax, and let some of the greatest names in Jazz put you at ease

Born in Singapore in 1986, and currently based in Japan, Wong’s career has from the outset seen him darting back and forth between Asia and Europe. His connection with Germany goes especially deep, beginning in Bamberg at the Gustav Mahler Conducting Competition, where he won first prize in 2016. His first full-time conducting role was just 40 miles away, at the Nuremberg Symphony, serving as their Chief Conductor from 2018 to 2022. Back on his home continent, since 2021 Wong has been closely associated with the Japan Philharmonic, initially as Principal Guest Conductor, becoming their Chief Conductor this year. (Earlier this summer, Wong was also appointed Principal Conductor of The Hallé in Manchester, beginning in autumn 2024.)

Unforgettable 70's Hitsdisplays a variety of stylistic content of the material, that is, will be, and perhaps will be, just a discovery. As well as an addition to your collection and archives. And undoubtedly the acquisition of a definitely

The Fall Guy is our favorite kind of movie - it's a love story not only between the film’s two leads, but also a love letter to cinema. Its also a love letter to the people who risk their lives to tell us stories. That it's scored like a stadium rock anthem also helps. Dominic Lewis' has produced a soundtrack that makes you want to stand up and cheer in the theater, but also one that you'll also want to blast at full volume at home.

All tracks were recorded during AC/DC's 1990-1991 world tour that covered twenty-one countries and one hundred and fifty-three shows

None can argue that Herbie Hancock's Blue Note recordings are mostly jazz milestones, the somewhat overlooked Warner Bros. period remains one of his most creatively adventurous, and enduring. The three albums presented here all offer different sides of Hancock after he left Miles Davis. All are presented here in their entirety, with copious notes by Bob Blumenthal, who interviewed Hancock for the package.

Slow the Band: digestible fusion jazz played by 6 friends, based in Poland. In this crazy world, we take it SLOW, making sure that the music is really the best we can do at the moment. We started in 2010 and released 3 studio albums which received warm welcome from listeners, radio and press worldwide.. In 2023 we opened Vertigo Summer Jazz Festival in Wroclaw and we went international - our show at Jazztage Dresden flew so well that we release the 1st live album in the spring of 2024.

The Royal Scottish National Orchestra joins Ukrainian pianist Svetlana Andreeva, conducted by Sergey Neller, to record works by French composer Christian Schittenhelm.
The author of numerous musicals performed throughout France and Europe, Christian Schittenhelm is also the creator of a rich symphonic and concerto output.
The lush sonorities of Air, his fourth piano concerto, and his symphonic poem Dawn, to which the musicians of the RSNO lend their sumptuous colour, meet here with Debussy’s Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune, which completes this triptych.

Procesional of the religious of the Sacred, high and holy military order of San Juan de Jerusalén (S.XIV-XV). Music and liturgy in a noble female monastery: the Royal Monastery of Sijena.

Born in Caldes d’Estrac 25 years ago, Chumilla has trained in Switzerland, in Basel, where he has been a student of Mark Turner, Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, Ambrose Akinmusire, and other celebrities. In recent years, he has dedicated himself to developing his own sound and style, which have captivated figures like Larry Grenadier and Jordi Rossy, the rhythm section of Brad Mehldau’s trio for years. Rossy and Grenadier have agreed to collaborate on Gerard Chumilla’s debut album, ‘Introducing’ (Fresh Sound New Talent, 2024). At Jamboree, this time he will record his second album, also for the Barcelona-based label Fresh Sound. It will be his first title with a quintet formation and with a group of young talents from the national and international scene, like himself. Together they will perform a repertoire of compositions by Chumilla himself. The cream of the crop of our new jazz generations at the underground venue of Plaça Reial.