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Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music 2008: Day 2 London, May 16th: Philippe Herreweghe & Collegium Vocale Gent.

Anna Netrebko & Rolando Villazon: La Boheme for young lovers The musical liaison between Anna Netrebko and Roland Villazon is set to enter a new round with the release of ...

Kenneth Gaburo: An influential Thinker awaits posthumous Breakthrough Pogus are paying tribute to a man some call “an undersung hero with a profound influence on a generation of ...

CD Feature/ Al Margolis/If, Bwana: "An Innocent, Abroad" Random vowls and bewildering howls: Music with a strong installation character.

Rolando Villazon: Cielo e Mar aims for a musical explosion Rolando Villazon is preparing for the release of his sixth solo CD (his fourteenth production overall). “Cielo e Mar”, again ...

15 Questions to Morten_H Once it was everything, now it is considered out of date: The choir. To counter this tendency and the general ...

CD Feature/ Peteris Vasks: "Pater Noster" Ideal programmatic music: Is this message universal, trivial or none at all?

CD Feature/ Valerie Joyce: "The Look of Love" More than meets the Ear: A classic interpretational album.

Pavarotti vs Bartoli: Where's the Love? As lovelessly as though it were fast food: Plundering the back catalogue.

CD Feature/ Katherine Jenkins: "Serenade" Knows exactly what it wants and how to get it: Katherine Jenkin's warmest and most sensous work to date.

CD Feature/ Cecilia Bartoli: "Maria" Bartoli dreams her arias: A radio program from the 50s, recorded with the clarity of the new millenium.

CD Feature/ Karita Mattila: "Helsinki Recital" Curtains being moved by invisible hands: Karita Mattila lifts the music to a spiritual plane.

Trio Mediaeval: Folk Songs and Joke Ballads The Trio Mediaeval have said goodbye to their mediaeval roots for an album of Nordic Folk. “Folk Songs”, as always ...

CD Feature/ Kate Royal: "Kate Royal" Very different composers, but similar sound worlds: Kate Royal never pretends to be someone she isn’t.

CD Feature/ Katherine Jenkins: "Living a Dream" The danger of arbitrariness: A pop album pur sang.