Bon-Aires - Heart'sDesire/NewMe(Digital45)The Bon Aires were vocal group from northern New Jersey that originally formed as Difference in the early 1960s, and after changing their name, recorded for Laurie Records This later incarnation consisting of original members George Lavatelli, Dennis Diamond and Mike Paladino, along with newcomers Kenny Fleming and Richie Burns recorded a one off 45 for Catamount Records in 1971 that coupled Heart's Desire with New Me, a song written by co producer

Yolanda Kondonassis has been celebrated as one of the world's premier solo harpists and is widely regarded as today's most recorded classical harpist

Jenny Agutter

In his music for Nathaniel Lee's tragedy Theodosius we witness the young Purcell displaying his playhouse wares in strokes of astonishing versatility some ten years before he made a serious impact as a master of music for the stage

working in self-imposed isolation

Rose Dorn's bittersweet songs never fail to reflect multiple sides of the moods and stories they're sharing

BBC Radiophonic Music is brimming with zippy themes

This led to a change of band name to Twice a Man and the first concert under the new moniker took place in London on the 14th of December 1981

Initially released only in the digital domain and on a short run of cassette tapes

with the good and bad

too: 'My favourite has always been this track

who has already made an album of Irish folk music

they are best known not only as composers of vocal music but also as two of the greatest representatives of the galant style