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Nuria Rial‘s musical education began in Catalonia, where she studied Piano, and received the Honour Prize in singing. After that she continued her studies at the Music Academy in Basel with Prof. Kurt Widmer, being awarded with the advanced Diploma in singing. During this time, she received prizes from the Helvetia Patria Jeunesse foundation and from the Pro Europa-European Foundation for Culture. She has appeared as a soloist with a number of the leading ensembles and orchestras in Europe, including Kammerorchester Basel, Il Giardino Armonico, Concerto Köln, Seville Baroque Orchestra, Hungarian Symphony Orchestra, Zürich Chamber Orchestra, and Les Musiciens du...

Aghiatrias is so called "integrated music" a project of composer, instrumentalist & sound experimenter Vladimír Hirsch, with participation of Tom Saivon, started in 1999 as more abstract sprout of his martial-industrial band Skrol, stressing the work with rich arsenal of sound structures. It is based on grasping both ways in a manner dark industrial and dark ambient) v. (contemporary classical music . In autumn 1999 in Prague, Czechia, Vladimir Hirsch (composer, keyboards, samplers, drums, vocals, computer) and Tom Saivon (noise generator) joined their creative efforts in this project, which is a kind of extrapolation and the combination of contemporary classical...

www.nuriaswan.com Born in Barcelona, Nuria Swan from a tender young age already had the music world on her horizon. When she was nine years old, Nuria won a statewide competition ran by the Antenna 3 Television station. Some would call this a great accomplishment for such a young girl, but for Nuria this was merely a stepping stone and one of many. It was to thrust Nuria’s artistic training and it opened the doors to many opportunities. Winning local, state and televised talent competitions, this musical prodigy quickly moved on to study and train at one of the best schools...

Nostalghia’s music is best described in palate form; a vulnerable outpour of elemental emotional landscape married to its cinema of sound, birthing what is now coined by fans as, “Post-apocalyptic gypsy punk.” California-Iranian native Ciscandra Nostalghia was primarily raised by her Persian mother, Persian and German Grandmother, her sister’s Jamaican and English father, and her Irish and Russian father, who spoke fluent French. Keeping to herself and having difficulty making friends who understood the cultural dynamic of her family, Ciscandra found freedom in self-induced entertainment, the music of language, and the sound of diversity, digesting and expelling it in the...