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Kraus: Ballet Music (Incls 'The Fishermen') cover
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JOSEPH MARTIN KRAUS
Kraus: Ballet Music (Incls 'The Fishermen')
Swedish Chamber Orchestra / Petter Sundkvist
 [ Naxos / CD - released 8/Oct/2007 ]
"Beautifully played by the Swedish Chamber Orchestra..Excellent sonics too. This disc is a treat." - ClassicsToday, 9/9
Haydn: Flute Trios [Nos 15 - 17] cover
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JOSEPH HAYDN
Haydn: Flute Trios [Nos 15 - 17]
Uwe Grodd (flute), Martin Rummel (cello) & Christopher Hinterhuber (piano)
 [ Naxos / CD - released 20/Nov/2011 ]
"…Uwe Grodd, Martin Rummel and Christopher Hinterhuber…bring a sense of appropriate social occasion to this unfailingly sunny and no-nonsense music." NZ Herald
Heavenly Voices: J.S. Bach's most beautiful arias cover
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J.S. BACH
Heavenly Voices: J.S. Bach's most beautiful arias
Judit Nemeth (alto) Ibolya Verebits, Teri Dunn, Ingrid Kertesi (sopranos) / Hungarian Festival Choir / Aradia Ensemble / Capella Istropolitana / etc
 [ Naxos Double / 2 CD - released 1/Dec/2008 ]
Over 2 hours of J.S Bach's most glorious music for voice. Including "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" and "Where Sheep May Safely Graze".
Giob (Complete oratorio) cover
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DITTERSDORF
Giob (Complete oratorio)
Markus Schafer, Romelia Lichtenstein, Jorg Waschinski, Ekkehard Abele / Rheinische Kantorei / Das Kleine Konzert / Hermann Max
 [ CPO / 2 CD - released 1/Aug/2009 ]
Dittersdorf's setting of the Old Testament book of Job was first performed in 1786. The libretto takes a fair amount of artistic license, but some of the fiction fleshes out the biblical tale effectively.