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Walter Borden reads sonnets by William Shakespeare to the music of Fernando Sor played by Paul Martell

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Release Date November 01, 1998

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Songs of Pasha

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 21, 1991
Wonderful. A rich cultural road map from an incredible place that should never be forgotten.

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Songs of Pasha

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 03, 1996
Wonderful. A rich cultural road map from an incredible place that should never be forgotten.

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My very high A flat and other favorite notes

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from: Maclay Lundry

Release Date June 10, 2003
I have enjoyed this CD very much and am thrilled to have just acquired her next CD called Airs, Arias and Allelia! which is even better than her last one... Ms Lundry does the Queen of the Night's aria to perfection and the singing of Juliette's Walz was equally outstanding. My special favorite is Mozart's Alleluia. This album is a wonderful mix of very challenging arias that she does extremely well.

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Brats on the Beat: Ramones for Kids

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 21, 2006
This CD is not just for kids...It rocks for all! The best track is sung by Emily from Go Betty Go. Check it out.

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Grievous Acoustic Behaviour: Live at the 12 Bar

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by: Silverginger 5

Release Date July 18, 2005
This CD is not just for kids...It rocks for all! The best track is sung by Emily from Go Betty Go. Check it out.

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Company (2006 Broadway Revival Cast)

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from: Nonesuch

Release Date February 20, 2007
I had seen this production in early 2008 when it aired on PBS and fell in love with the music. The production was beautiful, so when I bought this album I knew what i was in for. This CD is definitively one of the best recordings of a Sondheim show. It is expansive and yet intimate, it is polished and refined and yet modern and at sometimes bitingly truthful about marriage and being single and for that matter being alive!

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Mendelssohn: Elias [Germany]

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by: Herbert Blomstedt

Release Date December 25, 2005
I had seen this production in early 2008 when it aired on PBS and fell in love with the music. The production was beautiful, so when I bought this album I knew what i was in for. This CD is definitively one of the best recordings of a Sondheim show. It is expansive and yet intimate, it is polished and refined and yet modern and at sometimes bitingly truthful about marriage and being single and for that matter being alive!

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My Way

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by: Marnell

Release Date 2005
What a voice! This is easily the best cd I've heard in a long, long time. His moving rendition of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" is absolutely mesmerizing. Even though these songs were first popular in my younger days I am hearing several for the very first time. "The Love She Found In Me" was originally recorded by Gary Morris but I had to find the album to remember hearing it in years past. Marnell's rendition was excellent!

Conway Twitty never performed "I May Never Get to Heaven" as well and I've seen and heard him often.

Neither Elvis or Frank Sinatra sang a better version of "My Way" which has been covered many times by other artists using it as "filler" in proved to be an otherwise, unremarkable album.

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Songs by Samuel Barber

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from: Hyperion UK

Release Date November 13, 2007
Sadly, Gerald Finley and Julius Drake fall way short (on too many levels to recount) of what Cheryl Studer, Thomas Hampson, John Browning and the Emerson String Quartet accomplished in their now-legendary and classic Samuel Barber set for Deutsche Grammophon. The insight, personality and sense of spontaneity that Studer and Hampson, not to mention the Barber pianist par excellence, brought to these songs is nowhere to be heard in this new recording. You are well advised to skip this and acquire the DGG set for a rewarding experience unlike any other. Out of kindness I gave the Finley/Drake recording 2 stars out of 5 but I wonder if that's one star too many.