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Die Schone Mullerin
Barbara Hendricks
AUDIOPHILE AUDITION: “Hendricks, one of the greatest lieder
singers in the world, brings her usual intelligence and
thoughtfulness to this seminal piece the way we would
expect of her, and Roland Pontinen must be considered
equally responsible for the musicality of this recording.”
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An American Soldier's Tale
Waybright:cnd/Vonnegut:libretto
WASHINGTON POST: “If the narrative specifics of Stravinsky's
acerbically folksy score don't always jibe with the
slangy, modern feel of Vonnegut's words, there is,
nevertheless, a hint of unexpected Brecht/Weill pungency
to the mix. A quartet of lively young actors (Joseph
Alessi Jr., David Baker, Max Strum and Madeline Huffman)
sell the verse well, and the American Chamber Winds,
under conductor David A. Waybright, contribute a sharply
etched, arrestingly characterized reading of the score,
with Summit's close-up miking giving the players a
tangible immediacy.”
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Handel Arias
Lorraine Hunt Lieberson
PRI’S STUDIO 360: Featured in the Road
Music series,
in which touring musicians discuss what they listen
to while on the road. Eighth Blackbird's flutist Tim
Munro detailed why he listens to Lorraine singing As
with Rosy Steps from Handel's Theodora, with the music
providing the soundtrack.
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