classical music: sailing     classical music:       Korean Songs; Hei-Kyung Hong4 reviews Hei-Kyung Hong, Kyung-Kyu Park, ... EMI Classics, 2003 Beautiful Korean Art Songs Considering the status of Korean Music in the classica field, it is very understandable that this CD didn't get much publicity from media like Bartoli or Fleming's new CDs. However, in my opinion, this CD deserves some attention. Because it has beautiful art songs from Korea. You will find something new from this CD. It can be said something Oriental flavor from some songs like "mt Paek du" or ...             Clara Butt Gaetano Donizetti, George Frederick Handel, ... Nimbus Records, 2004             Gondoliers1 review Gilbert & Sullivan Polygram Int'l, 2003 Not Perfect, but Definitely an Essential Performance This performance of The Gondoliers is one of two with dialogue. The other, made in 1977 also by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, is not accorded with the same quality of sound or the same quality of cast. It is only available through the Sounds on CD website. The normal felicities of this series are here in full. The music is done wonderfully. Thomas Round and Alan Styler are the perfect ...             The Sound of Speed4 reviews Bob Thompson Bacchus Archives, 2003 the seminal cocktail culture composer Finally, a stateside reissue of the seminal cocktail culture composer Bob Thompson's landmark lounge album, The Sound of Speed, has been released on CD courtesy of those pop culture archeologists at Dionysus, and the tireless efforts of Thompson's son, Spenser. The brilliant Thompson, a contemporary of such celebrated and better known RCA mood music magicians like Juan Garcia Esquivel and Henry ...             Friends for Life6 reviews Montserrat Caballe RCA Victor Europe, 1997 Caballe and other great voices Interesting mix of talent but over all Caballe and Gino Vannelli shine. They are both superb vocalists. Also love the version of Sailing - great song. This is a great investment, especially if you are a Gino Vannelli fan.             Best of British Light Music3 reviews Elizabethan Serenade Naxos, 1996 Excellent Sampler Disc From Important Series! If you have always wanted to try out some of Marco Polo's British Light Music series, here is your chance, and for only pennies. This CD whets your appetite for investigating the rest of the series. At first, it seems strange that the orchestras would not be very idiomatic for this music, but the conductor makes these performances shine.There are a few favorites but many pieces that I have ...             Baby Einstein - On the Go - Riding, Sailing and Soaring33 reviews Baby Einstein Buena Vista Home Entertainment / Disney, 2005 Great transaction!! I was very happy with the entire process and my 18 month old just loves the DVD             Viva la Diva: The Best of Montserrat Caball Bernd Budden, Jose Maria Cano, ... RCA Victor Europe, 2003             Serenades for Flute and Harp2 reviews Johann Sebastian Bach; Gabriel Faure; Charles Gounod; Alan Hovhaness; Jacques Ibert; Desire-Emile Inghelbrecht; Jules Massenet; Carl Nielsen; Vincent Persichetti; Guillermo S. de Roxlo; Camille Saint-Saens; Laurel Zucker, none, ... Cantilena Records, 1995 A gorgeous CD of flute and harp music from beginning to end. First of all this is the best recorded flute and harp recording that I have heard. Adam Abeshouse, winner of the Grammy for Best Engineer and Producer, has been aable to record these two magnificent performers in a way that no other engineer could. The music is lovely and you will want to listen to this CD over and over again. Five stars!             Binge: British Light Music Ronald Binge, Ernest Tomlinson, ... Marco Polo, 1994             This Sceptred Isle2 reviews This Sceptered Isle BBC Legends, 2000 I HAVE seen this CD and really like it. This is a two CD set on which, though several of the cuts are edited, more than half appear in their entirety. What a splendid set they make! I've always been a fan of the musical grandeur evinced in British Imperial music. This album, particularly the first disc, offers music from this genre in spades, both instrumental and choral works. Hubert Parry's "I Was Glad" shines out in dazzling ...             Nightingale: Japanese Art Songs7 reviews Sadao Bekku, Ikuma Dan, ... Bis, 2000 The travails of life melt away listening to "Nightingale." Yoshikazu Mera, the counter-tenor from Japan, is, perhaps, the finest classical voice I have ever heard. Now, I say "classical voice" as if I knew what I was talking about but here is what I mean: when it comes to a singer, male or female, interpreting the works of Strauss, Handel, Bach, etc., there is no finer counter-tenor in the world than Mera in my humble opinion. His command of his vocal ...             Sailing By: Elizabethan Serenade / Saturday Sym2 reviews Binge, South German Radio Orch, ... White Line, 2000 Note from OANegrin Note to fellow saxophonists: Aage Voss is the saxophone soloist on this recording of the Binge Concerto. OANegrin             Over There - Songs From America's Wars6 reviews Jon English, Rob Carriker, ... Newport Classic, 2003 A very good CD to buy I have bought many CD regarding American patriotic songs but it is the one that I prefer. The songs are sung in a very classic way and so, there are easy to listen. Jon English as a tenor gives an excellent performance. On the piano, Rob Carriker gives also an excellent performance; he does not try to cover the voice of Jon English but just to support his voice. So, Jon English and Rob Carriker ...             Mozert for a New Millennium The Keller Konsortium Intersound Records, 1999             British Light Classics 23 reviews New London Orchestra & Ronald Corp Hyperion UK, 1997 Second volume of a highly entertaining series. Light orchestral works are becoming something of a lost art, but the British have excelled at them -- the form is especially popular during their annual "Proms" concerts -- and this second volume of Hyperion's popular series continues in the same high-quality vein as Volume One. Twenty pieces by some of the best British light music composers on a generously-packed 78 minute CD -- no skimping ...             Anne Sofie von Otter - Wings in the Night (Swedish Songs)3 reviews Wilhelm Peterson-Berger, Sigurd von Koch, ... Deutsche Grammophon, 1996 A feeling of discovery The songs on this wonderful Swedish anthology may not be familiar to most listeners but they occupy an idiom not so dissimilar to the world of Grieg. (Otter and Forsberg's Grieg recital from a few years earlier is also indispensible.). The nostalgia-tinged melancholy (or is it wistful joy?) of Wilhelm Peterson-Berger's folk-inspired songs, for example, convey a hint of Grieg's art yet are ...             Works of Standford & Delius Standford, Luxon, ... EMI Classics Imports, 2000             Love Came Down at Christmas: The Christmas Music of Leo Sowerby Leo Sowerby, John Delorey, ... Albany Records, 1995             Sailing4 reviews Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops Telarc, 1992 Keeps you happy in between beach vacations! A wonderful mix of themes and "ocean" music. Great choral work, too--esp. "What Shall We Do With A Drunken Sailor". You have to get up and move your feet! This is a "must-have" CD for lovers of the sea.              search for classical music america, british, caball, christmas, classics, delius, einstein, elizabethan, friends, gondoliers, hei-kyung, japanese, korean, millennium, montserrat, mozert, nightingale, otter, riding, sailing, saturday, sceptred, serenade, serenades, soaring, sound, sowerby, standford, swedish, there classical music:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Toxicology Handbook, 2e home  impressum - about us