[Shaughnessy]

 

[Rogerx]

Renée Fleming: Broadway

Renée Fleming (soprano)

BBC Concert Orchestra
Rob Fisher


Bock, J: Dear Friend (from She Loves Me)
Guettel: Fable
Kander, J: Love and Love Alone / Winter
Kern: All the things you are (from Very Warm for May)
Lloyd Webber, A: Tell me on a Sunday (from Tell Me On A Sunday)
Rodgers, R: I'm in love with a wonderful guy (from South Pacific)
Rodgers, R: Something wonderful (from The King & I)
Rodgers, R: The Sound of Music
Sondheim: The Glamorous Life
Sting: August Winds
Yeston: Unusual Way (from Nine, the musical)

 

[Shaughnessy]

 

[Jay]

 

[Manxfeeder]

Duke Ellington

My wife bought me a vinyl player for my birthday, and I'm finally able to listen to all my old jazz records. I haven't heard these since the 1970s. It's like hanging out with old friends.

 

[Jay]

 

[Rogerx]

Twelve Moons

Jan Garbarek (soprano saxophone/tenor saxophone/synthesizer), Rainer Brüninghaus (piano/synthesizer), Eberhard Weber (bass), Manu Katché (drums), Marilyn Mazur (percussion), Agnes Buen Garnås (vocals), Mari Boine Persen (vocals)

 

[Marc Papeghin]

 

[Manxfeeder]

I've been listening to American jazz singer Stacey Kent since I came across some CD's of hers in the company library in France (where she is very popular) in 2002.

I'm not familiar with her. I'm listening on YouTube. I like the sense of vulnerability or maybe intimacy in her voice, and she has a lovely way of phrasing. Thanks for the introduction!

 

[Chilham]

Nils Lofgren: Night After Night

Part of the soundtrack of my youth.

 

[vespertine]

My favourite a cappella group, Voctave. What a lovely, rich sound on the alto and a delight when she goes up on the "wind" at 6:10.

 

[Rogerx]

Nyman: No Time in Eternity

Ensemble Céladon, Paulin Bündgen