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Victorious Love - Songs by Henry Purcell
RecommendedCarolyn Sampson (soprano), Laurence Cummings (harpsichord & spinet), Elizabeth Kenny (archlute / theorbo), Anne-Marie Lasla (bass viol), Sarah Sexton (violin I), Andrea Morris (violin II) & Jane Rogers (viola)
Her tone is extraordinarily beautiful: natural, warm and unforced, with almost superhuman vocal athleticism —
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Building a Library, February 2014, Top Recital Recommendation
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2007, Editor's Choice
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
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Calcutta 1789 - At the Crossroads Between Europe and India
Notturna (chamber ensemble), Christopher Palameta
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Alla reveals herself as what these days could almost be termed an 'old-fashioned' early music singer, which is to say bell-like in tone and fearless in the use of non-vibrato...she shows impressive... —
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It's heartening to hear a German ensemble perform Purcell...with such conviction. Dorothee Mields is a fine soprano who is as confident in the melismas of "Sweeter than roses" as she is heartfelt... —
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Fairest Isle - The Timeless Music of Purcell
Sara Macliver (soprano), Marshall McGuire (harp), Fiona Campbell (mezzo-soprano), Paul McMahon (tenor), Sally-Anne Russell (mezzo-soprano), Genevieve Lacey (recorder), Linda Kent (harpsichord), Stephen Bennett (bass (vocal)), Sirius Ensemble, John Champ (piano), Australian Brandenburg Orchestra,...
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Special offer. Henry Purcell, Love Restor'd
Songs from the English Restoration
Satoko Doi-Luck, Toby Carr, Ceruleo
Sopranos Emily Owen and Jenni Harper are at their best in the duet from Dioclesian, ‘O the sweet delights of love’, where they control the waves of ecstasy with technical aplomb and conviction,... —
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Now What is Love?
Aspects of Love in the 17th Century
Glenda Simpson (mezzo-soprano), Barry Mason (lute, baroque guitar & chitarrone)
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