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Born: France The noted French harpsichordist, Blandine Verlet, studied with Ruggero Gerlin and Ralph Kirkpatrick. Blandine Verlet began recording in the late 1970's for Philips, switching to the Astrée label in the 1990's. Her recordings range from J.S. Bach's keyboard works to Froberger to lesser known composers such as Louis Couperin and Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre. Her second recording of the Goldberg Variations (BWV 988), in 1992, has been called "one of the finest harpsichord versions in the catalog." With violinist Gerard Poulet she has recorded early violin sonatas by Mozart, using the older Baroque keyboard instruments rather than...

Debora Blando (Deborah Salvatrice Blando) is a popular Brazilian singer who became known in Europe, in 1992, with the pop ballad "Innocence". Blando was born in the little town of Sant'Agata di Militello, Sicily, Italy in 03 March 1969. Since her early childhood She demonstrated her talent for music, winning one of the first prizes of the Zecchino d'Oro Festival, a version for children of the famous Sanremo Festival, when she was only 2 years old. In her childhood, she moved to Southern Brazil with her parents and kept in touch with music, singing in local choruses and covering famous...

CLUBLAND; The brain child of Swedish producer Jan Ekholm, teamed up with song writer Morgan King and singer Zemya Hamilton. Together they went on to release three albums and have 4 Billboard Dance no1's, club anthem "Let's Get Busy", "Hold On Tight", "Set Me Free" and "Love Strain" culminating in them winning a Swedish Grammy for the song Hold On Tight. .

Spanish horrorcore group formed in Málaga, Spain by Juan Peralta aka RAYKA, Rafael Fernández aka Capaz, Miguel Angel Soler aka El Sicario and the DJ Sr. Narko. .

Born: France The French harpsichordist, Blandine Rannou, is the outcome of a training started with 3 first prizes (harpsichord, basso continuo, chamber music) at the Paris National Superior Conservatorium where she teaches currently basso continuo, with a training at the Sweelink Conservatory in Amsterdam with Bob van Asperen, and the prize in 1992 of the International Harpsichord Competition in Bruges; she was also awarded the RTB prize and the jury's special prize. Blandine Rannou's "revolutionary playing" (Philippe Ramin, Répertoire April 2001) reveals a new approach to the harpsichord and to the interpretation of Rameau's music. «...the one who link baroque...