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| This fourth disc in the Naxos series of the complete Schumann Lieder focuses on settings of poems by Justinus Kerner, whose almost folk-song-like lyrics first captured Schumann’s imagination as early as 1828 in the five Jugend-Lieder. |

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Lieder Edition 4
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Hans Jorg Mammel
Uta Hielscher
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| The works on this recording span Varèse’s entire career, containing his sole surviving early composition, Un Grand Sommeil Noir, and his last, unfinished work, Nocturnal, brilliantly and seamlessly completed by the composer’s disciple and assistant during the last seventeen years of his life, the composer Chou Wen-Chung. |

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Orchestral Works 2
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Christopher Lyndon-Gee
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Elizabeth Watts
Maria Grochowska
Thomas Bloch
Men's Voices of Camerata Silesia
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| Thomas Stacy is widely known through his recordings, television appearances and as cor anglais player with the New York Philharmonic. He also has a passion for playing the English horn’s smaller relative, the oboe d’amore. |

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Concertos for Oboe d’amore
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Kevin Mallon
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Thomas Stacy
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| The suite that Copland extracted from The Tender Land is in three movements, with the second and third linked without pause. The 1926 Piano Concerto, like Gershwin’s Concerto of the previous year, is a 1920s 'New York' piece - brassy, exuberant, ever confident in its bluesy swagger. |

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Piano Concerto
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Robert Hanson
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Benjamin Pasternack
St Charles Singers
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| Now enjoying cult status since her ‘re-discovery’ twenty five years ago, Hildegard von Bingen, the tenth child of an aristocratic family, entered a convent at the age of eight and spent the remainder of her eighty years as a nun as well as a mystic, the latter half as abbess of her own convent. |

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Celestial Harmonies
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Jeremy Summerly
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Oxford Camerata
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