Carolyn Sampson - Italienisches LiederbuchComposed in feverish bouts interrupted by long periods of inaction, Hugo Wolf's Italienisches Liederbuch was brought to completion in 1896. The 46 songs are settings of poems in German by Paul Heyse, after Italian folk songs miniatures with a duration of less than 2 minutes in most cases. Heyse's collection numbered more than 350 poems, but Wolf ignored the ballads and laments, and concentrated almost exclusively on the rispetti. These are short love

this recording again features quintets by Mozart

The Lennon Sisters and the Andrews Sisters

so features all their eleven hits during this era

and a closer study convinced Bigger of the particular qualities of many of them

Taverner/ Taverner Choir & Players - Western Wind: Mass By John Taverner & Court

Jennings was a true innovator with his distinctive appearance and singing style

Unsuk Chin is the only one who never trained as a pianist

with notes in three languages (French

"The Armida Quartet endeavors to find dissonances lying like sleeping metaphors on the seabed of Mozart's music

'Vahevala'

all the way to their latest release

pianist Bobby Timmons