Ayumi Tanaka - Subaqueous Silence Release:Subaqueous Silence Ecm Records Hence the title

Hence the title

-37 tracks from 1951-1965 answer the most urgent questions: does the forbidden planet exist

and McCalla specifically wrote "Fort Dimanche" after listening to a testimonial interview that Michele Montas - the prominent former journalist and station director at Radio Haiti - had conducted with a survivor of Duvalier's political prison

Recorded in summer of 1994 at S

especially for the famous ballet ensemble "Les Ballets Russes"

Ayumi Tanaka - Subaqueous Silence Release:Subaqueous Silence Ecm Records Hence the titleSubaqueous Silence, pianist Ayumi Tanaka's leader debut for ECM is a strikingly original statement. Deep interest in the work of Norwegian improvisers prompted Tanaka's move, but she also speaks of a growing awareness of her own cultural roots; there is an ascetic rigour in her playing, as well as a sense of space suggesting affinities with Japanese classical music. Ayumi views the trio as "more like a chamber ensemble. We share a flow of energy, even