Konradi Heide - LiebendeKatharina Konradi writes: "The labels "Mozart soprano" and "Strauss soprano" are often said to be practically indistinguishable. Indeed, in terms of melodic style, the two composers are not that far apart. Mozart suits my voice well, and the same is true of Richard Straus's light lyrical repertoire. Then Schubert, with his astoundingly vast lieder output and his variety of musical expression, holds a special place for me. Every time I prepare a

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the Ignaz Pleyel Quartet plays for the first time the 1792 published string quartets

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his colleagues did the same in many other places in Lutheran Germany

Karyn returns with her stellar new project

The 5 band members have witnessed the golden age that has seen the birth and global expansion of American Hip-Hop

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