Epitaph - The Daughter (progrock from Germany, 1982)

Epitaph : The daughter (composers: Jackson, Kolbe, Lehmann, Walz) Album: Danger Man (1982) Tracks 01. Long live the children 02. Heartless 03. High wire 04. Snake charmer 05. Small town girl 06. Ain't no Liar 07. Let me know 08. The daughter Bonus tracks: 2012 Music Video Distribution 09. Good times 10. Ain't no liar (live) Original line-up: Cliff Jackson (vocals, guitar) Bernd Kolbe (bass, mellotron, vocals) Jim McGillivray (drums) Klaus Walz (guitar, vocals) Albums: Epitaph (1971) Stop, Look and Listen (1972) Outside The Law (1974) Return to Reality (1979) Handicap Vol. I (1979) See You in Alaska (1980) Handicap Vol. II (1980) Live (1981) Danger Man (1982) Resurrection (2001) Live in the 21st Century (2001) Remember the Daze (2007) Live At Rockpalast (2007) Dancing With Ghosts (2009) Biografie: epitaph-band.de Biography: www.allmusic.com From www.reocities.com 1970 -1975: "FAGAU'S EPITAPH", making a starting point "REDROOSTERS", was formed by two British youngmen, Cliff Ja! ckson (Vocal and Guitar) and James Mcgillvray (Drums), and a Germany youngman, Bernd Kolbe (Bass) in the end of 1969. They changed their name to "EPITAPH", were contacted by a major record company Polydor. 1976-1981: An original member's Bernd Kolbe and Klaus Waltz left the band, and newly member were, Harvey Janssen (Bass) ,a former of ELOY, Heinz Glass (Guitar) and Michael Karch (Keyboard) joined EPITAPH in summer of 1977. 1981-1983: EPITAPH revival with original members, and Cliff invited old friend ...

Marin Marais, "Les Folies d'Espagne" for solo flute, selected variations

Tanasak Angsugomutkul, a third-year flautist at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, is pursuing the Bachelor of Music (Hons) degree. He studies flute under Jin Ta, principal flautist of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. While studying, he has performed with the conservatory orchestra under baton of Cluas Peter Flor and Jason Lai. As a chamber musician, he is a finalist flautist in the 2nd Singapore flute ensemble competition in 2011. He had master classes with many well-know flautists such as José-Daniel Castellon, Robert Langevin, Sir James Galway, William Bennett, Carol Wincenc, Mark Spark and Marina Picinini. Prior to coming to Singapore, Mr. Angsugomutkul was at Chulalongkorn University in the music education faculty where he studied under Suncheep Vidayanakorn. He was selected as a member of the Thailand Youth Orchestra for a year and was also a member of the Suankularb Wittayalai marching band. While in high school he studied flute with Sarot Kanprasart and Chatc! hawarn Atthakijkosol and also studied music theory with Kanchanah Thecavanich and Manoud Audnuon.