Aulin/ Negro - Revived Piano TreasuresLaura Netzel and Valborg Aulin are among the group of Swedish female composers who began to be talked about on the public music scene towards the end of the 19th century. Both Laura Netzel and Valborg Aulin were accomplished pianists, who showed extraordinary musical talent from an early age. But they followed substantially different paths to their dbut as composer. Laura Netzel was 35 when a couple of her pieces for ladies' chorus appeared in a

presenting them to his wife Clara on her 23rd birthday in September

as well as a collaborative concert with Markus Schirmer at MuTh concert hall in Vienna

Double vinyl LP pressing

sees it as a positive challenge what Handel and Vivaldi demand of her in terms of vocal flexibility

Bonus:The complete performance of Gustav Mahlers "Kindertotenlieder" with Zubin Mehta

abandoned songs and a label under siege all contributed to the triumph that was Mother Earth's third LP

Living alongside them is Grandmother Inger

one of the many examples from the 15th to the 17th century of cyclic masses based on secular melodies

with Alfred Hitchcock

Joseph Middleton

"That's What I Like"

Isabel Colbrán (1784/5-1845) was a Spanish opera singer and the first wife of composer Gioachino Rossini