Reinoud Van Mechelen - How Pleasant Tis to LoveReinoud Van Mechelen How Pleasant Tis to Love

wrote the Mercure de France in April 1788

Shirley & Dino trio was formed on the occasion of Purcell's King Arthur

The music was recorded in REAL HD-Audio

A midsummer night's dream full of tangled paths and futile longing where the women pull the strings of intrigue with their gentle hands

including his mother Agrippina and his wives (Poppaea and Octavia)

Alpha and the Festival of Aix-en-Provence continue their Young Talents series

Marius Petipas and Pyotr I

1s "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart" and "And the Angels Sing"

one of today's most admired viola da gamba soloists

the music perfectly captures the spine-tingling suspense which Hitchcock so gloriously conveyed on the screen

well-known for it's innovative programming and it's unique arrangements of the classical repertory

The group weaves together roots music