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Tell Her I Love Her

by: George Flynn, Katherine Fink, Gerhard R. Koch, Julie Landsman, John Moses, Virgil Blackwell, Marc Goldberg

Release Date September 09, 2003
I really enjoyed listening to this cd. His voice is very soothing and easy to listen to. I especially enjoy listening to "Last Morning of my Life". It includes songs made famous by others such as"Back on my Feet" and "Young Girl". I have his other cd which features music from various operas. I would say you won't be sorry that you bought this cd!!!!!!

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Robert Schumann: Das Paradies und die Peri / Requiem für Mignon / Nachtlied - The Monteverdi Choir / Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique / John Eliot Gardiner

by: Robert Schumann, John Eliot Gardiner, Barbara Bonney, Bernarda Fink, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, The Monteverdi Choir, Alexandra Çoku, Christoph Prégardien, Neill Archer, Gerald Finley, Cornelius Hauptmann, William Dazeley, Hanover Boy's Choir

Release Date May 26, 1999
That was the comment on Paradise and the Peri by the Viennese journalist Hanslick, a witty writer but a dull and unperceptive critic. The loquacious Schumann invited it to some extent by assigning himself two musical personalities, Florestan and Eusebius, in his smaller compositions. This time he was venturing on to the big stage. He did not stay there long, but Paradise and the Peri may be his most successful creation for it. The libretto comes from a German translation-cum-adaptation of the Oriental semi-epic Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore. In this set the German is reverse-engineered into English by Lionel Salter in those places where Moore's original does not fit. Dr Salter also supplies the translation from Goethe in the Requiem for Mignon; and ... Read More:

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Flute Music of Robert Baksa

from: MSR Classics

Release Date October 21, 2003
That was the comment on Paradise and the Peri by the Viennese journalist Hanslick, a witty writer but a dull and unperceptive critic. The loquacious Schumann invited it to some extent by assigning himself two musical personalities, Florestan and Eusebius, in his smaller compositions. This time he was venturing on to the big stage. He did not stay there long, but Paradise and the Peri may be his most successful creation for it. The libretto comes from a German translation-cum-adaptation of the Oriental semi-epic Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore. In this set the German is reverse-engineered into English by Lionel Salter in those places where Moore's original does not fit. Dr Salter also supplies the translation from Goethe in the Requiem for Mignon; and ... Read More:

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The Music Of Frank Wigglesworth

from: Composers Recordings

Release Date October 29, 1996
That was the comment on Paradise and the Peri by the Viennese journalist Hanslick, a witty writer but a dull and unperceptive critic. The loquacious Schumann invited it to some extent by assigning himself two musical personalities, Florestan and Eusebius, in his smaller compositions. This time he was venturing on to the big stage. He did not stay there long, but Paradise and the Peri may be his most successful creation for it. The libretto comes from a German translation-cum-adaptation of the Oriental semi-epic Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore. In this set the German is reverse-engineered into English by Lionel Salter in those places where Moore's original does not fit. Dr Salter also supplies the translation from Goethe in the Requiem for Mignon; and ... Read More:

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Baroque Duets

from: RCA

Release Date September 14, 1993
That was the comment on Paradise and the Peri by the Viennese journalist Hanslick, a witty writer but a dull and unperceptive critic. The loquacious Schumann invited it to some extent by assigning himself two musical personalities, Florestan and Eusebius, in his smaller compositions. This time he was venturing on to the big stage. He did not stay there long, but Paradise and the Peri may be his most successful creation for it. The libretto comes from a German translation-cum-adaptation of the Oriental semi-epic Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore. In this set the German is reverse-engineered into English by Lionel Salter in those places where Moore's original does not fit. Dr Salter also supplies the translation from Goethe in the Requiem for Mignon; and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Baroque Duets

from: RCA

Release Date September 14, 1993
That was the comment on Paradise and the Peri by the Viennese journalist Hanslick, a witty writer but a dull and unperceptive critic. The loquacious Schumann invited it to some extent by assigning himself two musical personalities, Florestan and Eusebius, in his smaller compositions. This time he was venturing on to the big stage. He did not stay there long, but Paradise and the Peri may be his most successful creation for it. The libretto comes from a German translation-cum-adaptation of the Oriental semi-epic Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore. In this set the German is reverse-engineered into English by Lionel Salter in those places where Moore's original does not fit. Dr Salter also supplies the translation from Goethe in the Requiem for Mignon; and ... Read More: