Florence + The Machine - What The Water Gave Me
 

Florence + The Machine - The Odyssey (Full film, directed by Vincent Haycock)
 

Sarah Vaughan in Stockholm 1967
 

...Tale As Old As Time....
 

Everybody Hurts - REM
 

Bob Marley
 

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Gil Noble "Like It Is" interview with Bob Marley


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Bob Marley Live in Santa Barbara, full concert

Carlos Vives - La Tierra del Olvido (2015) (Official Video) feat. Fanny Lu, Fonseca, Maluma, Andrea Ec...
 

Wepa!

John Zorn - Orties Cuisantes
 

John Zorn - Between Two Worlds
 

Toby Lightman - My sweet song
 

Kronos Quartet, Homayun Sakhi Trio, Alim & Fargana Qasimov - Rangin Kaman
 

Gidon Kremer & Kremerata Baltica - Silencio
 

The Russian composer Vladimir Martynov wrote "Come in!" for Kremer and Grindenko, who premiered the work in Leningrad in 1988. A six-movement work for two solo violins and string orchestra, it takes its title from the following text, written by the composer:

"The staircase to Heaven is inside your heart; you enter through the door of your soul.

Our whole life is but an attempt to find this miraculous entrance.

All our deeds are but a timid knocking on this mysterious door

All our hopes are to hear a voice that would respond, 'Come In!'..."

Closing the disc is the world premiere recording of Arvo Pärt's Darf ich... (May I), recorded in Berlin last year.