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Vanessa Paradis
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The Complete Preludes cover
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2-4 weeks
CHOPIN
The Complete Preludes
Vanessa Perez (piano)
 [ Telarc Classics / CD - released 1/Jul/2012 ]
This new recording of the complete Preludes of Frederick Chopin represents the debut on Telarc Classics of the highly regarded young Venezuelan-American pianist Vanessa Perez. In recent years she has been championed as one of the best young musical...
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Vanessa Rubin
Girl Talk
[ Telarc Records / CD - released 1/Oct/2001 ]
Interpreting lyrics in the tradition of great jazz vocalists
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Vanessa Rubin
Language Of Love
[ Telarc / CD - released 16/Aug/1999 ]
The Violin Player cover
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Vanessa-Mae
The Violin Player
 [ Angel Records / CD - released 16/May/1995 ]
this is Vanessa's fun, smash classical / pop crossover debut album, showcasing her amazing ability.
Vanessa-Mae: The Classical Album cover
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J. S. BACH / MAX BRUCH / etc
Vanessa-Mae: The Classical Album
Vanessa-Mae (Violin) / The London Symphony Orchestra
 [ EMI Classics / CD - released 20/Mar/1996 ]
Vanessa Mae is a Singaporean-born British violinist with album sales reaching several million, having made her the wealthiest entertainer under 30 in the United Kingdom in 2006. (Wiki)
The Ghosts of Versailles cover
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JOHN CORIGLIANO / WILLIAM HOFFMAN
The Ghosts of Versailles
Victoria Livengood, So Young Park, Vanessa Becerra, Peabody Southwell, Frederick Ballentine, Patti LuPone / LA Opera Orchestra & Chorus, James Conlon
 [ Pentatone SACD / 2 Hybrid SACD - released 20/Mar/2016 ]
Commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera to celebrate its 100th anniversary, John Corigliano's The Ghost of Versailles received its premiere at the Met in 1991, twelve years after it had been commissioned and eight years past the centennial season for...