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Tag Archives: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
What I’ve Been Singing This Week : Wiegenlied (Op. 98, No.2): Schubert
I’ve a few Wiegenlied in my repertoire now (Wiegenlied meaning Cradle Song, of course). The first I sang was Mozart’s – it was the first solo song given to me to have a go at – and it was over … Continue reading
The blog may have been quiet recently but I haven’t!
I’ve been rehearsing this. It’s Mozart and it’s called Laudate Dominum and I’m singing it solo next Saturday. The soprano in the You Tube video is, of course, the fabulous Kiri Te Kanawa. Wish me luck/pray for me/light candles/whatever you … Continue reading
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