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Rachmaninov had big HandsHirnW2 min 39 sec - Dec 26, 2006www.igudesmanandjoo.com
Next performances of IGUDESMAN & JOO "A Little Nightmare Music"

05. July, Halleiner Stadtfestwochen, Ziegelstadl, Austria
19:30; www.forum-hallein.at; Tel.: 43/6245/80882

12. July 2007,„Zubertage" Wachau, Austria
20:00 Schloss zu Spitz an der Donau
Ticket requests: zaubertage-wachau@gmx.at;

Tel,: 43 664 57 67 527, Mo -- Fr 10.00 - 14.00

IGUDESMAN & JOO: "A Little Nightmare Music"

A beautiful, beautiful rendition....

As seen on As the World Turns--the first kiss between men on daytime tv.

As seen on As the World Turns--the first kiss between men on daytime tv.

Ian Bostridge - Great Handel - The New Albumeastendboy716 min 56 sec - May 25, 2007http://www.emiclassics.co.uk/release.php?id=94638224327

Ian Bostridge - Schubert - Die Forellesmoothiw1 min 53 sec - Sep 3, 2006There's no Ian Bostridge's video on
youtube, so I uploded his video clip.
He has a extremely pure voice, I think.
His German diction is also good.

Piano - Julius Drake

Maria Callas- Toscabrahmsj5 min 24 sec - Jun 3, 2007Maria Callas sings:
Vissi d´arte, Tosca
at Covent Garden

Maria Callas is "La Wally"Glenmed4 min 49 sec - May 29, 2007Many beautifully sung versions (Tebaldi, Gheorghiu etc.)- but I find something special about this one.
Equally special, for me at least, are two other arias by Callas that that tug at the heart. In each case the emotion seems to be wrapped inside a mysterious and noble dignity.
Her "Ebben, ne andro lontana", "La mamma morta" and "Voi lo sapete" grip me time after time in this way.

Maria Callas, O Mio Babbino Carogenic2 min 2 sec - Mar 10, 2006Maria Callas, O Mio Babbino Caro

Jessye Norman sings Movement VI from the choral symphony Mythodea by the great composer Vangelis. I was at this concert (2001) and I shall never forget it, it was spectacular. Jessye Norman was absolutly divine.

It is said there are angels from the light. They have no need to fly with the use of wings. They move in the harmony of strings. From one heart to another. With vocal chords in graceful flight. Inside the heart of everyone. There yearns a loving healing. Its just so marvelous, spine-tingling, goo

Jessye Norman sings the "Liebestod" from Wagners "Tristan und Isolde", conducted by Herbert von Karajan and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchester. I think this is just perfect, a beautiful piece of music and although some see him as contraversial, it must be said that Herbert von Karajan is a real magician in front of an orchestra. When I think of the word conductor - I first think of him. This great work should be put in a time capsule somewhere. The great american soprano Jessye Norman with Karajan. It doesn'

Jessy Norman sings Liebestodcy07089 min 0 sec - Jun 17, 20071987 Salzburg Festival.Karajan conducts the Wiener Philharmoniker