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LP Record - When you say three tenors - it is clear to everyone that these are world leaders in opera music. Domingo, Pavarotti and Carreras began working and recording together. This is a recording of their 1994 live performance in Los Angeles. Now also available on 2LP.
LP Record - The iconic hits of Hans Zimmer, undoubtedly the greatest contemporary composer of film music, are offered in new recordings in symphonic versions!
LP Record - Renaud Capuçon is a French violinist. His brother is the cellist Gautier Capuçon
LP Record - As the title suggests, the new album "Let's BaRock" by countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński comes with rock-oriented arrangements of baroque arias, complemented by several original compositions by contemporary Polish composer and pianist Aleksander Dębicz.
LP Record - There is probably no one who has followed the developments in the field of top violin performance over the past decades who has not come across the name of the German violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter.
LP Record - Anton Bruckner worked on his Ninth Symphony almost literally until his death, leaving behind an austere yet magnificent torso that heralds the end of the 19th century symphony.
LP Record - South Korean piano virtuoso Dong Hyek Lim made his debut on the recording scene at just 18 years old with an album that was strongly supported by his mentor Martha Argerich.
LP Record - Rudolf Kempe was a German conductor
LP Record - Gautier Capuçon conceived this captivating album of short pieces for solo cello with piano or orchestra to "reflect the story of my life and trace the different stages of my emotional development". Top French cellist Gautier Capuçon in great form.
LP Record - Debut solo album of singer Julia Bullock on Nonesuch label, combining elements of classical music, jazz and spiritual. The most famous track on the record is probably "Knoxville: The Summer of 1915" by Samuel Barber on a powerful text by James Agee.