December 20, 2005 at 16:45 · news
Almost Christmas time again! And isn’t our adventurous ‘5for50′ subscription THE ideal Christmas gift for that special friend you really wanted to surprise this year, but couldn’t find the right present for? The first 5 esc.rec. releases after receiving your payment are automatically yours! We will send them to you as soon as they come out. So how about we make you an offer you couldn’t possibly refuse: You can now purchase an esc.rec.subscription for only 40 euro instead of 50! But only untill Christmas ofcourse. After that we become harsh businessmen again… ho ho ho! Click here to order or find out more.
December 20, 2005 at 16:42 · news
Finally added an ‘Artists’ section to the website. Now you can find some background information on esc.rec. artists a whole lot easier then running them through your google machine every time.
December 7, 2005 at 16:39 · news
You can listen to the Concertzender in the Netherlands via cable. Dutch listeners click here to find the right frequency. You can also tune in online at www.concertzender.nl. Click here to view the playlist for this radioshow. Find more on Transfolmer overhere.
Since its start in 1982 the Concertzender is known for its remarkable and adventurous programming. Genuine jazz, rare recordings from private music collections, historical recordings, concert recordings of (still) unknown musicians and spectacular non-Western music are all part of the Concertzender’s unique sound.
To keep in touch with events and developments, the Concertzender has contact with conservatories and concert venues, and also closely follows musicians, both professional and amateur. The creative brain of the Concertzender consists of a hundred programme makers and technicians, who work on a voluntary basis. Everybody has his or her own speciality, which enables us to present a wide range of, often relatively unknown, music and musicians.
The Concertzender stands for exceptional, serious music. All pieces are broadcast as a whole (no highlights or excerpts) and their programmes are never interrupted by commercials. The announcements are kept brief, so as much music as possible can be played. The broadcasts consist of a wide variety of surprising programmes, 24 hours a day, using a weekly format.
