Schumann: Lieder/Fink

A voice teacher and professional lieder singer I know and respect entered the room during Bernarda Fink’s performance of Mondnacht on this new recording of

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#$Mozart: Idomeneo/Jacobs

René Jacobs’ ongoing recorded survey of Mozart’s operas has reached the composer’s first masterpiece, Idomeneo, premiered in Munich in 1781. And again, Jacobs has proved

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Brahms: Lieder/Fink

As she proved on her 2002 Schumann recital, also for Harmonia Mundi (type Q5236 in Search Reviews), mezzo-soprano Bernarda Fink is a first-rate Romantic lieder

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CANCIONES ARGENTINAS

Here’s a recital that explores a long-neglected corner of art music: the nationalist movement in Argentina that flowered from about 1900 on. It absorbed into

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