Joan Sutherland - Romantic French AriasOne of Dame Joan Sutherland? s own favourite recordings, long unavailable on it's own, reissued with additional material recorded at the Geneva sessions, with rarely seen photographs and a new booklet introduction. In her introduction to this reissue of Sutherland? s 1969 recording of Romantic French Arias, Fiona Janes notes that the album was made just shy of the soprano? s 43rd birthday, roughly halfway through her career. A distinguished mezzo

because this one is nothing less than MUST-HAVE

the essence of bleakness and suffering defeat from the shackles of your own mind

She picked a good set of standards and shows that she was every bit as good as ever - she was a year into her revival and at the top of her powers

we must confront the Corona Virus

just a year after it was written

Live performances

The mission of the ninety instrumental tunes with occasional vocal shout-outs is to showcase

he made two almost human voices sing together

John Kirby

taking the name from the best-known title from his first sessions "Prowlin' Nighthawk"

Vocalist is joined by drummer/leader & band

a German Bouquet