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Janowitz/von Karajan on DGG originals--includes HvK leading BPO in
Metamorphosen and Tod und Verklarung.
Jurinac/Busch on EMI--a recital disc, includes Sena singing arias from
Mozart, Smetna, Tchaikovsky.
Popp/Tilson Thomas on Sony--this also includes Gruberova and Mattila on
other Strauss songs.
Fleming/Eschenbach on RCA--includes Renee in orchestralieder, plus
Eschenbach leading HSO in Rosenkavalier suite.
Sena Jurniac and Lucia Popp are both old favorites--I have admired
their voices since the first time I heard each of them. Gundula
Janowitz is a new favorite--I recently discovered her. Have recordings
of her as Leonore (Fidelio), Countess Almaviva, and Pamina (with Popp
as Queen of the Night). I am still learning to appreciate Fleming.
Comments/further recommendations welcome--
ECW
Tonight, listen to Peter Anders:Janowitz/von Karajan on DGG originals--includes HvK leading BPO in
Metamorphosen and Tod und Verklarung.
Jurinac/Busch on EMI--a recital disc, includes Sena singing arias from
Mozart, Smetna, Tchaikovsky.
Popp/Tilson Thomas on Sony--this also includes Gruberova and Mattila on
other Strauss songs.
Fleming/Eschenbach on RCA--includes Renee in orchestralieder, plus
Eschenbach leading HSO in Rosenkavalier suite.
Sena Jurniac and Lucia Popp are both old favorites--I have admired
their voices since the first time I heard each of them. Gundula
Janowitz is a new favorite--I recently discovered her. Have recordings
of her as Leonore (Fidelio), Countess Almaviva, and Pamina (with Popp
as Queen of the Night). I am still learning to appreciate Fleming.
Comments/further recommendations welcome--
ECW
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