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... raft of floating arrangements, which made his accom paniment a singer's dream. The songs are all perfect choices and include Speak Low, Here's That Rainy Day, How High the Moon (complete with seldom- heard verse) and The Folks Who Live On the Hill, as well ...
... Goldschmidt's songs, by a superb interpreter. It is often forgotten that Daniel Barenboim, was bom in Argentina, grew up speaking Spanish and was steeped in the tango tradition during his early years. So Ml Buenos Aires Querido (Teldec 0630-13474-2) is ...
... perform and, if necessary, searching for replacements. Dean is a very busy man, and to catch him for an inter view he had to speak to me on his mobile phone from the cross-Channel ferry, arriving home from Holland and on his way to a five day tour of Scotland ...
... more conven tional items, two songs from Teresa Stratas, the Persuasions' Heavenly Salvation, Charlie Haden's instrumental Speak Low, Betty Carter's stunning Lonely House, Lost in the Stars from Elvis Costello and two originals, Brecht's own guttural and ...
... MISSION You might be surprised to learn that Mandy Patinkin, perhaps the greatest Jewish artist of the present day, could not speak more than half a dozen words of Yiddish before embarking on Mamaloshen (Mother Country) (Nonesuch 7889-79459-2). In this CD ...
... There have been two generations of media Dimblebys, but singer Kate is making an impact in the jazz industry. Peter Hepple speaks to a blossoming talent There are advantages and disadvantages to bearing a famous name. But no one can accuse Kate Dimbleby ...
... Donald Runnicles and sung by a fine company headed by Robert Orth as Milk, Raymond Very, Bradley Williams and Gidon Saks. It speaks not only to gay audiences but to all those affect ed by the forces of oppression and intolerance. There are two more discs ...
... quite distinctive and has, as one might expect, a num ber of influences, the original Amerindian. Jamaican, from English-speaking immigrants, Spanish and that brought by escaped slaves, which has African and Brazilian overtones. The region of Azuero, ...