French Impressionists - A Selection Of SongsLTM are pleased to announce the first CD from cult Scots new jazz ensemble The French Impressionist's, who recorded for the label Les Disques du Crepuscule label between 1981 and 1983. Formed by pianist and songwriter Malcolm Fisher in Glasgow, at first the band were allied to the Postcard Records stable, recording a first demo in June 1981 with the help of vocalist Paul Quinn and Roddy Frame and Campbell Owens of Aztec Camera. Fisher then formed a

Atkins persuaded her to move to Nashville where she began her recording career in 1980

This season also promises more drama on the personal front for Longworth

showcases hamish's inimitable vocals and reflects his diverse musical interests and influences

The work is divided into five movements which concern themselves with man-made historical innovations that have contributed to the development of society

During the 18th century an artistic trend arose bringing out exotic color and charm

it is the pre-eminent forerunner to the late masterpiece to which Debussy gave the same unusual classification: Jeux: his elusive

sparkle "in what was a five star performance" (Operawire)

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the Wing Chun tour-de-force The Prodigal Son

and in particular with Luzzasco Luzzaschi

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Andre Previn