Los Angeles Opera
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Special offer. Corigliano, J: The Ghosts of Versailles
RecommendedVictoria Livengood (Woman with Hat), Kristinn Sigmundsson (Louis XVI), Scott Scully (Marquis), Christopher Maltman (Beaumarchais), Patricia Racette (Marie Antoinette), Lucas Meachem (Figaro), Lucy Schaufer (Susanna), Joshua Guerrero (Count Almaviva), Guanqun Yu (Rosina), Renée Rapier (Cherubino),...
Christopher Maltman [is] solidly incisive as Beaumarchais, Robert Brubaker [is] vigorous as the villain Bégearss, and Broadway’s Patti LuPone [is] in for a colourful bit as the Turkish singer... —
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Grammy Awards, 59th Awards (2016), Best Engineered Album, Classical
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Grammy Awards, 59th Awards (2016), Best Opera Recording
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Special offer. Falla: La vida breve
Victoria de los Angeles, Pablo Civil, Rosario Gomez, Emilio Paya & Josefina Puigsech
Orquesta Sinfonica de la Opera de Barcelona & Capilla Clasica Polifonica, Ernesto Halffter
De los Angeles's 1965 stereo remake under Frühbeck de Burgos outclasses this 1954 version in depth of characterisation and finely tuned nuance… Yet there's still a great deal to make this earlier... —
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Special offer. An Awfully Big Adventure - The Best of Peter Pan, 1904-1996
The classic story in music
Carol Rosenberger (piano), Eugenia Zukerman (flute), Nai-Yuan Hu (violin), Nicholas Klein (narrator)
Voices of Ascension, Los Angeles Opera Orchestra, Dennis Keene, Grant Gershon
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Sankaram: Thumbprint
Kamala Sankaram (soprano), Phyllis Pancella (mezzo-soprano), Manu Narayan (baritone), Steve Gokool (bass-baritone), Kannan Vasudevan (tenor), Leela Subramaniam (soprano), Greg Chudzik (bass-baritone), Los Angeles Opera, Samuel McCoy
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Special offer. Schreker: Die Gezeichneten
Anja Kampe, Robert Brubaker, Martin Gantner, James Johnson & Wolfgang Schöne
LA Opera Orchestra and Chorus, James Conlon
Conlon seems to recognise that the composer was in his element with action rather than reflection, and drives the music forwards with just enough flexibility to avoid monotony and an unfailing... —
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Braunfels: Die Vögel
Désirée Rancatore (Nightingale), Brandon Jovanovich (Good Hope), James Johnson (Loyal Friend) & Martin Gantner (Hoopoe)
Los Angeles Opera Orchestra & Chorus, James Conlon (conductor) & Darko Tresnjak (stage director)
Walter Braunfel's Die Vögel is that very rare thing - a neglected work which really is worth reviving...The staging is colourful, with plenty of well-coordinated movement, and James Conlon conducts... —
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Zemlinsky: Der Zwerg (The Dwarf)
Live Recording from The Los Angeles Opera, 2008
James Johnson (Adam), Bonaventura Bottone (Licht) & Steven Humes (Walter), Rodrick Dixon (The Dwarf), Mary Dunleavy (Donna Clara) & Susan B. Anthony (Ghita)
Los Angeles Opera, James Conlon (conductor) & Darko Tresnjak (director)
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Zemlinsky: Der Zwerg (The Dwarf)
Live Recording from The Los Angeles Opera, 2008
James Johnson (Adam), Bonaventura Bottone (Licht) & Steven Humes (Walter), Rodrick Dixon (The Dwarf), Mary Dunleavy (Donna Clara) & Susan B. Anthony (Ghita)
Los Angeles Opera, James Conlon (conductor) & Darko Tresnjak (director)
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Braunfels: Die Vögel
Désirée Rancatore (Nightingale), Brandon Jovanovich (Good Hope), James Johnson (Loyal Friend) & Martin Gantner (Hoopoe)
Los Angeles Opera Orchestra & Chorus, James Conlon (conductor) & Darko Tresnjak (stage director)
Walter Braunfel's Die Vögel is that very rare thing - a neglected work which really is worth reviving...The staging is colourful, with plenty of well-coordinated movement, and James Conlon conducts... —
