Kaila/ Aizuri Quartet/ Kim - Bells Bow Down Fulfilled By FYE Romancers - No Greater Love

Romancers - No Greater Love / You'll Never Know

Marshal Ward Hill Lamon

Robert Schumann had already mentioned him in the same breath as Brahms in the influential 1853 article which effectively launched Brahms's career

The name possibly began with the French 'carrouseaux' and went through patois and Anglicization

or indeed about myself

Kaila/ Aizuri Quartet/ Kim - Bells Bow Down Fulfilled By FYE Romancers - No Greater LoveIn an interview with the Hong Kong website Interlude, Ilari Kaila said, "I hope to never write music that doesn't feel personal." The Finnish born composer was talking, on that occasion, specifically about The Bells Bow Down (Kellojen kumarrus), a single movement work for piano quintet composed in memory of his friend, pianist Hanna Sarvala. But as each of the works here shows, Kaila's vision is intensely personal, as is his musical language and