Martin Jones - Poulenc: Works For Piano [CD] Blood Orange The strength of his flute

The strength of his flute concertos lies in their almost disarming simplicity and in the efficient vehicle they provides for the flute to show off it's expressive powers through the registers in a virtuoso display

Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe edition adds several bonus tracks that have never been released in North America

Whether it's everyday stuff like browsing Hinge ('Unhinged') and remembering everything you need to stick in your bag because your dress has no pockets ('Pockets')

In a world ruled increasingly by superstition and intolerance

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Martin Jones - Poulenc: Works For Piano [CD] Blood Orange The strength of his fluteThis recording was made in June 1972, in the months after the construction of Nimbus Records first purpose built recording studio in Birmingham. The sessions included works by Mendelssohn and Brahms, both composers whose music Martin would go on to record for Nimbus in later years. Why the Poulenc was not released is a mystery. It was finished as a master for production less than a month after the recording, but has sat on the shelves for 53 years.