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Caroline
Skydiving Onto The Library Roof / Everything For Everyone [ Rough Trade / 12in - released 25/Jun/2021 ] caroline began in early 2017, evolving out of weekly improvisation sessions. Band members brought together their shared influences, including Midwestern emo, Appalachian folk, minimalist classical and various forms of electronic music, slowly expandi |
Caroline
Dark Blue (12") [ Rough Trade / 12in - released 24/Apr/2020 ] London based caroline began as a three-piece (Jasper Llewellyn, Mike O'Malley, Casper Hughes) in early 2017, initially evolving out of weekly improvisation sessions. Bringing together shared influences in, and experiences of playing, midwestern 'emo'... |
DONIZETTI
Aristea (Cantata) Andrea Lauren Brown (soprano), Sara Hershkowitz (soprano), Caroline Adler (alto), Cornel Frey (tenor), Robert Sellier (tenor) & Andreas Burkhart (bass [ Naxos / CD - released 2/Jun/2013 ] Gaetano Donizetti's 'mini opera' Aristea follows the 19th century fashion for composing celebratory scenic works with a large cast and full orchestra, in this case to honour Ferdinand I, King of the Two Sicilies. Librettist Giovanni Schmidt recycled... |
Caroline
Caroline [ Rough Trade / CD - released 25/Feb/2022 ] UK eight-piece caroline began in early 2017, evolving out of weekly improvisation sessions. Band members brought together their shared influences, including Midwestern emo, Appalachian folk, minimalist classical and various forms of electronic music,... |
SIMON MAYR
Il sogno di Partenope (Cantata Opera) Caroline Adler (soprano)/ Florence Lousseau (mezzo-soprano)/ Andrea Lauren Brown (soprano)/ Cornel Frey (tenor)/ Simon Mayr Ensemble / Franz Hauk [ Naxos / CD - released 1/Dec/2014 ] Franz Hauk and the Simon Mayr Chorus and Ensemble have spear headed the revival of the music of Johann Simon Mayr who was born in Bavaria but lived in Italy. In the latest instalment of their critically acclaimed recordings they turn to Il sogno di... |
ROBERT SCHUMANN
Schumann: Lieder Edition, Vol. 10 Caroline Melzer (soprano), Anke Vondung (mezzo-soprano), Simon Bode (tenor), Ulrich Eisenlohr (piano) [ Naxos / CD - released 12/Mar/2021 ] Some of Schumann's early songs, such as Lied für xxx, show the influence of Schubert, but it was in 1840, his 'Year of Song', that Schumann fully turned his attention to vocal music. The Zweistimmige Lieder, Op. 43 were the first that he composed... |
ROBERT SCHUMANN
Schumann: Lieder Edition, Vol. 11 - Lieder und Gesänge Soldatenlied • Jugendlieder Caroline Melzer (soprano), Simon Bode (tenor), Ulrich Eisenlohr (piano) [ Naxos / CD - released 8/Apr/2022 ] Few if any composers equalled Schumann in the breadth of his literary taste. His reading encompassed the major figures of European literature in German translation. |
Caroline Spence
Mint Condition [ Rounder / CD - released 3/May/2019 ] The third album from singer-songwriter Caroline Spence. |
FRANCESCO MANCINI
12 Recorder Sonatas Lorenzo Cavasanti (recorders), Caroline Boersma (cello) & Sergio Ciomei (harpsichord) / Ensemble Tripla Concordia [ Brilliant Classics / 2 CD - released 1/Jun/2010 ] Francesco Mancini (1672-1737) was born in Naples, and worked initially as an organist at the Cappella Reale, an institution he would direct some years later until he was replaced by Alessandro Scarlatti in 1708. |
SCHUBERT
Lied Edition Vol. 31 - Sturm und Drang Poets Ulrich Eisenlohr (piano) Caroline Melzer (soprano) Konstantin Wolff (bass-baritone) [ Naxos / CD - released 1/May/2009 ] The Deutsche Schubert-Lied-Edition presents all Schubert's Lieder, over 700 songs, grouped according to the poets who inspired him. |
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Caroline Weeks
Songs for Edna [ Manimal Vinyl / CD - released 30/Nov/2009 ] |
Miki Tsunoda, violin, Caroline Almonte, piano
Duo Sol: Infinite Heartbeat [ ABC Classics / CD - released 25/Jul/2004 ] Duo Sol's Infinite heartbreak operates almost as a 20th century travelogue, guiding the listener through a range of countries and eras - and making a quick detour to outter space. |
ERWIN SCHULHOFF
Piano Works Volume 1 Caroline Weichert (piano) [ Grand Piano / CD - released 27/Feb/2012 ] During his short life Erwin Schulhoff absorbed a wide range of musical styles. The jazz-inspired Partita includes witty takes on the Tango, Foxtrot and Shimmy. Further synthesis comes in the Suite No. 3, written for the left hand alone, which adapts... |
ERWIN SCHULHOFF
Piano Works Vol 2 Caroline Weichert (piano) [ Grand Piano / CD - released 15/Aug/2013 ] This is a fascinating disc of music that is rarely heard and when as lovingly played as it is here deserves a wide listenership. |
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
Mozart: The Jupiter Project David Owen Norris (piano), Katy Bircher (flute), Caroline Balding (violin), Andrew Skidmore (cello) [ Hyperion / CD - released 2/Aug/2019 ] An intriguing re-creation of how Mozart's largescale orchestral works might have been encountered in Georgian Britain, realized by the kind of ensemble which played such a prominent role in its musical life. |
ALBAN BERG / ANTON WEBERN / ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
Berg: String Quartet No. 3, Op. 3 - Webern: Langsamer Satz - Schoenberg: String Quartet No. 2, Op. 10 Heath Quartet, Caroline Smapson (soprano) [ Signum Classics / CD - released 1/Jul/2022 ] Signum Classics are proud to announce the first album from the Heath Quartet with acclaimed soprano Carolyn Sampson. Together the three works on the present CD demonstrate the extraordinary advances made in the development of the musical language of... |
Caroline Polachek
Desire, I Want To Turn Into You [ Perpetual Novice / CD - released 3/Nov/2023 ] |
JEFFREY LEWIS
Silence of the Night Caroline MacPhie (soprano) Zheng-Yu Wu (violin) David Jones (piano) [ Metier / CD - released 20/Aug/2009 ] |
VARIOUS COMPOSERS
Bach To Jazz Caroline Adomeit (violin), Julian Riem (piano) & Thomas Hastreiter (percussion) [ Oehms Classics / CD - released 17/Sep/2012 ] |
JOHANNES BRAHMS
Brahms: Works for Cello and Piano Bartholomew Lafollette (cello), Caroline Palmer (piano) [ Champs Hill Records / CD - released 27/Oct/2017 ] As a young boy, Brahms was given rudimentary lessons on both the violin and cello by his father, although it was the piano that primarily activated his executant and creative imagination. Accordingly, his first published works included three virtuoso... |
