Dvorak/ Mahler/ Barton/ Zeger - All Who WanderMezzo soprano Jamie Barton burst upon the global opera and concert scene in recent years after having won many of the world's most prestigious prizes for vocal excellence and accomplishments. Delos has scored a major coup in releasing her debut album. Jamie's well chosen program of late Romantic repertoire begins with eight of Gustav Mahler's finest lieder including his wonderful Five Ruckert Songs before treating us to the rare delights of Antonin

Nápravník's orchestrally influenced thinking is again evident

haunting images of landscapes both internal and external-stories of traveling

Birgit Doll

swirling organs

but Rodio appears to have made his career in Naples

the Trio Sonata in D minor BWV527 and the six Schübler Chorales BWV645-650 represent the greatest possible stylistic

the Tonhalle Orchester Zurich) frequents all these instrumentalists regularly

and to the South there was Mexico

the Munich Radio Orchestra under Andrew Parrott performed Mozart's singspiel "Die verstellte Gärtnerin" - the rarely performed German version of "Finta gardiniera

released on May 3

including Album für die Frau

I was surrounded by a salty lake