Emoke Barath - DualitaIn Dualit, an album of arias from nine Handel operas, soprano Emoke Barth explores "the duality of the female soul in which sensitivity unites with power" and the potential of the female voice to characterise both heroines and heroes. At the same time, she provides an insight into the careers of her 18th century counterparts, notably the prime donne of Handel's opera company in London. Barth is partnered by Artaserse under the direction of Philippe

Leopold Koželuch (1747-1818) was a Bohemian composer-pianist who moved to Vienna in 1778

three female composers are represented with several works

and imbued with a nostalgic warmth

Ferenc Fricsay - Edition Ferenc Fricsay 10

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meaning that they are both products of late French romanticism and

refined and individual reinterpretations of jazz and other music genre classics

with large symphony orchestra

"a sympathetic and sensitive guide to this repertoire

This startling conclusion to the original 'trilogy in five parts' features not one but two versions of Tricia McMillan

which in the meantime had taken the world by storm

drummer Arthur "Makhwengwe" Mengwe is cooking up a sophisticated syncopated beat