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A premiere recording of Handel’s pasticcio, Caio Fabbricio, by London Early Opera

4 years ago
Claire Seymour

1733 was not a good year for George Frideric Handel.  His business affairs were in a shaky state, the collapse of the Royal Academy in 1728 having forced him, in…

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Schwanengesang and other lieder: Ian Bostridge and Imogen Cooper at Leeds Lieder 2022

4 years ago
Claire Seymour

The thirteen songs, setting poems by Rellstab and Heine, that Schubert’s publisher Tobias Haslinger grouped together, supplemented with an additional setting of Johann Seidl and published as Schwanengesang in 1829,…

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