Rod McKuen - There's A Hoot TonightAn American singer songwriter, musician and poet, Rod McKuen was one of the best selling poets in the United States during the late 1960s. McKuen released a wide range of recordings which included popular music, spoken word, soundtracks and classical music, selling over 100 million recordings worldwide. Presented here is his classic 1963 album There's A Hoot Tonight!, presented here newly remastered and finally available in the digital domain.

all selected and directed by Dimitri Psonis

A special position in Keiser's oeuvre is occupied by the opera Ulysses from 1722: it is based on the work of another

whilst both brothers performed a three-year stint as part of the touring company of The Wiz

Many women did not have the same opportunities as men to compose and publicly share their musical ideas and lead public lives as composers

and through 1762 he composed an opera every year for the Carnival season In Venice

and Jacob West

'Back For Good' and other memorable classics that have been reimagined by the film's cast: Aisling Bea (This Way Up)

by leading Australian composer

"I wasn't sure if this was Halloween or just him and it was the same for me

In beautifully composed and rendered material

Chris Potter

and modern America-the slightly built Buster competes with a brutish rival (Wallace Beery) for the affections of a winsome beauty (Margaret Leahy)