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Guided By Voices
Zeppelin Over China (Double Gatefold LP) [ GBV Inc. / 2 LP - released 1/Feb/2019 ] Zeppelin Over China is a major and majestic work in the GBV canon, spotlighting the scope and genius of Robert Pollard's songwriting. With thirty-two songs in 75 minutes, the massive double-album Zeppelin reaches lofty heights on its musical journey.... |
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FERRUCCIO BUSONI
MARBECKS COLLECTABLE: Busoni: Concerto for piano, orchestra & male chorus, Op.39 John Ogdon (piano) / Men's Voices of the John Alldis Choir / Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Daniell Revenaugh [ EMI Studio / CD - released 12/Feb/1989 ] Busoni's vast Piano Concerto lasts for nearly 70 minutes, and as well as the usual piano and orchestra combination requires, in the last of its five movements, a choir of men's voices. |
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MAX RICHTER
Mary Queen of Scots (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Max Richter, Dave Foster, Jane Marshall (cor anglais), Hugh Webb (harp), London Voices (chorus), Jean Kelly (celtic harp) [ Deutsche Grammophon / CD - released 25/Mar/2019 ] "It's a rich palette - strings, percussion, harp, cor anglais, glass armonica, choir - but the music is never over-embellished…Besides Celtic harp and some martial percussion, Richter steers clear of a particularly period sound, but delivers a robust... |
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Paquito D'rivera & Ny Voices
Brazillian Dreams [ Telarc / CD - released 18/Nov/2002 ] |
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Original Film Soundtrack, voices of Jim Bryant, Marni Nixon & Rita Moreno
West Side Story [ Columbia Records / CD - released 3/Apr/1995 ] This film version of the Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondheim score of a modern, urban Romeo and Juliet spent more weeks at #1 in the charts (54) than any other album in history. |
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Voices On The Verge
Live In Philadelphia [ Rykodisc / CD - released 29/Jun/2010 ] |
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With the singing voices of Yul Brynner, Marni Nixon, Leona Gordon, Terry Saunders & Reuben Fuentes
The King and I - Original Soundtrack [ Angel Records / CD - released 23/Jun/2001 ] Nominated for nine Academy Awards, The King and I won five, including Best Sound Recording. Despite its success, the film was banned in Thailand! Brynner would go on to reprise his role in the Broadway revivals of 1977 and 1985. |