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Archive for Lindsay Koob – Page 2

Marcelo Alvarez: 20 Years on the Opera Stage
Posted by Lindsay Koob on May 6, 2015

A Delos Insider’s Big Apple Adventure — Part Two

Continuing my saga of “Lindsay in Operaland,” the next evening’s Met program (Wednesday, April 29th) featured the traditional double-bill of two short Italian operas: Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci – known affectionately as “Cav-Pag” to lovers of Italian opera. Doing arduous double-duty as the tenor lead in both works was, of course, Marcelo. He…

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Posted by Lindsay Koob on May 5, 2015

A Delos Insider’s Big Apple Adventure — Part One

My role at Delos comes with its distinct pleasures, the most rewarding of which is that I get to work routinely with some of the world’s very finest vocal and instrumental artists. And an associated perk is that, every now and then, I get to personally see and hear them in action. So, when I…

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Andrew von Oeyen — Debussy, Stravinsky & Newman
Posted by Lindsay Koob on January 20, 2015

Pizzicato Review for Andrew von Oeyen

Lindsay Koob translates a Pizzicato Magazine review for Andrew von Oeyen’s Debussy, Stravinsky & Newman recording. Read the full review in the original language at www.pizzicato.lu. “The hallmarks of American pianist Andrew von Oeyen (b. 1979) are clarity of texture, unpretentious musical flow and an ever-winning sense of elegance. That such virtues should enhance Claude…

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stopping by | Kyle Bielfield, tenor | Lachlan Glen, piano
Posted by Lindsay Koob on January 15, 2015

Pizzicato Reviews “stopping by”

Pizzicato Magazine has a new review for Kyle Bielfield and Lachlan Glen’s stopping by release. Read the full review in the original language at www.pizzicato.lu. English translation by Lindsay Koob: “This CD – with its highly varied program of American songs, delivered by a duo that grabs one’s attention right from the start – is…

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Vadym Kholodenko Plays Medtner, Rachmaninoff
Posted by Lindsay Koob on January 8, 2015

Pizzicato Reviews Vadym Kholodenko

Pizzicato Magazine has a new review for Vadym Kholodenko Plays Rachmnaninoff; Medtner. Read the full review in the original language at www.pizzicato.lu. English translation by Lindsay Koob: “Vadym Kholodenko, winner of the 2013 Van Cliburn competition, is more than a convincing interpreter in two differing program halves. First we get Nikolai Medtner’s piano sonata with…

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The Horror Maze: A Terrifying Journey Through Music and Sound
Posted by Lindsay Koob on October 31, 2014

Halloween Re-Run: The Horror Maze

Happy Halloween From Delos! Take a look back at this SPOOOOKY release! hoo-hoo-hah-hah-HAH-HAH-HAAAH!!!!

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Lawrence Brownlee: Virtuoso Rossini Arias
Posted by Lindsay Koob on August 8, 2014

More Critical Acclaim for Lawrence Brownlee on Delos

Superstar tenor Lawrence Brownlee continues to relentlessly rack up the plaudits in operatic circles with his recent Delos album, Virtuoso Rossini Arias (DE 3455). The most recent evidence of this comes with Judith Malafronte’s review in the August issue of Opera News (ON), in which she writes admiringly of “Brownlee’s sweet voice and elegant singing,”…

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Nicole Cabell — Chanson d'avril: French chansons and mélodies
Posted by Lindsay Koob on August 4, 2014

Nicole Cabell: The Chanson

The tradition of the chanson is as old as the history of France itself, dating back to the ancient trouvéres (troubadors) of the dark ages through the Medieval era. These itinerant (and usually illiterate) poet-composers, with their songful tales of mythical heroes and rulers, were the primary keepers (and propagators) of secular oral history in…

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Posted by Lindsay Koob on April 22, 2014

Brazilian Guitar Quartet — Albéniz: Azulejos

In 2006, the BGQ released an entire album presenting Isaac Albéniz’s monumental Suite Iberia – for the first time in an arrangement for a guitar quartet. Critic Arthur Nestrovsky, of the Brazilian newspaper Folha de São Paulo, wrote that the arrangement was “the translation of the translation, taking the music back to its origins.” The…

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Spanish Dances: Brazilian Guitar Quartet
Posted by Lindsay Koob on April 21, 2014

The Brazilian Guitar Quartet Pays Homage to Iberian Music

Brazilian Guitar Quartet: Spanish Dances The Unique patterns and sounds of Spanish music – as perhaps most idiomatically realized in the more than 1,000 dance forms native to the Iberian peninsula – is one of the richest cross-cultural amalgams to be found anywhere. Its structural, harmonic and rhythmic foundations go back as far as the…

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The Boesendorfer Sound | Carol Rosenberger
Posted by Lindsay Koob on March 12, 2014

New Review of “The Boesendorfer Sound”

The Audio Video Club of Atlanta just published a very nice review of Delos’ recent CD compilation, The Boesendorfer Sound (DE 3460), containing selections from three of pianist Carol Rosenberger’s highly acclaimed previous releases: Water Music of the Impressionists (1979 – DE 3006), Night Moods (1988 – DE 3030), and Singing on the Water (1994…

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Terrain of the Heart: Song Cycles of Mark Abel
Posted by Lindsay Koob on February 28, 2014

Inside Terrain of the Heart — The Dark-Eyed Chameleon

The Dark-Eyed Chameleon Many of us suffer from internalized emotional pain that we are ashamed or afraid to let out, or simply unable to give effective voice to. But artists (especially writers and composers) are blessed in this regard, as they have the creative tools to mirror their existences effectively in their work, thereby sharing…

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stopping by | Kyle Bielfield, tenor | Lachlan Glen, piano
Posted by Delos Productions on November 19, 2013

Delos Podcast — stopping by

Tenor Kyle Bielfield and pianist Lachlan Glen talk with Delos’ Lindsay Koob about their new release, stopping by, on the latest Delos Insider Podcast.

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Andrew von Oeyen — Debussy, Stravinsky & Newman
Posted by Lindsay Koob on November 8, 2013

Andrew von Oeyen Plays David Newman

“Andrew von Oeyen (is), in my opinion the best pianist of his generation.” — David Newman, composer While Academy Award-nominated composer David Newman (b. 1954) has built his reputation primarily on the 100-plus films he has scored, he has also attracted considerable notice for his concert works. As mentioned above, both of his piano pieces offered here were written for Andrew, who…

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Andrew von Oeyen — Debussy, Stravinsky & Newman
Posted by Lindsay Koob on November 7, 2013

Andrew von Oeyen Plays Stravinsky's Piano Rag Music

Stravinsky – one of many composers who were influenced by American jazz – wrote his Piano Rag Music in 1919, by which time jazz had gained quite a European following, especially in Paris. This one was also written for Arthur Rubinstein. The piece is a prime example of the cubist influence in music – in that the composer fragments the harmonic and rhythmic elements of…

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