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Barlow - The Rainbow Bear; Prokofiev - Peter & the Wolf

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from: Resonance

Release Date June 06, 2005

CD-Charts Position 2

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1936-1937

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by: Wingy Manone

Release Date July 23, 1996

CD-Charts Position 3

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Kurtág - Signs, Games & Messages

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by: Orlando Trio

Release Date June 23, 2003

CD-Charts Position 4

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Kismet (Ramey) [Us Import]

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by: Kismet (Ramey)

Release Date December 23, 1999

CD-Charts Position 5

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Kismet [CASSETTE]

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by: 1991 Studio Cast

Release Date November 15, 1991

CD-Charts Position 6
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Massenet: Manon

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from: Opera d'Oro

Release Date February 06, 2001
No, it's not THE "Manon" to own but indispensable as an adjunct to a wholly authentic, French, complete version such as the more recent, very successful Alagna/Gheorghiu/Pappano recording with a mostly French supporting cast.

This one is in Italian - none the worse for that, just different - and loses the first scene of Act 3 - standard practice in 1969. The animal passion brought to the singing by Pavarotti and Freni is perhaps the result of their singing in their native language; sung like this the opera is less charming and precious, more gutsy and Puccini-esque; Italianate, not Gallic. Panerai is in fine voice and very characterful, the supporting cast adequate. the sound is quite good - only occasionally a bit congested - and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Je T'Aime Traum, Vol. 4

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by: Anthony Ventura

Release Date August 18, 1998
No, it's not THE "Manon" to own but indispensable as an adjunct to a wholly authentic, French, complete version such as the more recent, very successful Alagna/Gheorghiu/Pappano recording with a mostly French supporting cast.

This one is in Italian - none the worse for that, just different - and loses the first scene of Act 3 - standard practice in 1969. The animal passion brought to the singing by Pavarotti and Freni is perhaps the result of their singing in their native language; sung like this the opera is less charming and precious, more gutsy and Puccini-esque; Italianate, not Gallic. Panerai is in fine voice and very characterful, the supporting cast adequate. the sound is quite good - only occasionally a bit congested - and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Prokofiev - Peter and the Wolf

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by: Philharmonia Orchestra

Release Date February 05, 2007
I had the Peter and the Wolf album, with Richard Baker narrating, when I was little and it is one of the best things that I can remember from my childhood. It is still one of my favourite pieces of classical music and listening to it still makes me feel slightly scared of that wolf! Together with Richard Baker's calm narration it is just brilliant. I would recommend this to any parent for their child - it will keep them quiet for hours!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Peter and the Wolf & Mother Goose Suite

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by: Sergey Prokofiev, Maurice Ravel, Sian Edwards, London Philharmonic Orchastra

Release Date November 01, 2004
I had the Peter and the Wolf album, with Richard Baker narrating, when I was little and it is one of the best things that I can remember from my childhood. It is still one of my favourite pieces of classical music and listening to it still makes me feel slightly scared of that wolf! Together with Richard Baker's calm narration it is just brilliant. I would recommend this to any parent for their child - it will keep them quiet for hours!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Gatecrasher Sheffield - Ferry Corsten

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 17, 2008
Just playing this and I'm so pleased I bought it.

I thought Trance was dead, but Ferry's updated electro-type take on it proves totally refreshing. He has also brought a couple of fantastic artists to my attention eg CD2 Track 3 - can't stop playing it!