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Russell Oberlin

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Russell Oberlin - William Walton's Façade, An Entertainment With Poems By Edith Sitwell

WALTON Façade / Russell Oberlin

A Russell Oberlin Recital

A RUSSELL OBERLIN RECITAL

Russell Oberlin: Complete Recordings on American Decca

RUSSELL OBERLIN Complete Recordings on American Decca

Russell Oberlin - Elizabethan And Jacobean Ayres, Madrigals And Dances

ELIZABETHAN AND JACOBEAN AYRES · MADRIGALS AND DANCES Russell Oberlin

Russell Oberlin - Music Of The Medieval Court And Countryside

MUSIC OF THE MEDIEVAL COURT AND COUNTRYSIDE Russell Oberlin

Russell Oberlin - Baroque Cantatas

BAROQUE CANTATAS Russell Oberlin

Russell Oberlin - The Play of Daniel

THE PLAY OF DANIEL Russell Oberlin

Russell Oberlin - Sacred Music Of Thomas Tallis

SACRED MUSIC OF THOMAS TALLIS Russell Oberlin

Handel: Arias 0028947765419

RUSSELL OBERLIN sings Handel Arias

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Russell Oberlin - Complete Recordings on American Decca

Russell Oberlin The New York Pro Musica Antiqua · Noah Greenberg Baroque Chamber Orchestra · Thomas Dunn and many others

The Complete Recordings on American Decca

Works by Handel · Schumann · Telemann Buxtehude · Purcell · Dowland · Byrd and many others

Russell Oberlin was arguably one of the greatest vocal wonders of the 20th century. In terms of the beauty of his sound, his virtuosity, expressiveness and

Russell Oberlin was arguably one of the greatest vocal wonders of the 20th century. In terms of the beauty of his sound, his virtuosity, expressiveness and naturalness, the American singer can undoubtedly be regarded as the father of all modern countertenors - and this even though, or precisely because, unlike almost all high male voices, he did not have to resort to the fragile head voice. He was able to lead his natural tenor voice easily and effortlessly over two octaves into the alto range, making his singing sound powerful, masculine, homogeneous and intonationally pure across all registers. &nbsp;
His repertoire ranges from medieval chants, English lute songs, Renaissance choral music, baroque opera arias and German Lieder to songs from musicals and films. What other singer would have such a wide vocal range? This box set is also a reencounter with a pioneering ensemble of historical performance practice: New York Pro Musica, founded by Noah Greenberg in 1952, one year before Harnoncourt's Concentus Musicus. In addition to the first worldwide release of four works, most of the recordings are released internationally outside the USA and UK for the first time. They have been carefully remastered from the original tapes for this set. A knowledgeable essay by Pierre Ruhe, Publications Director of Early Music America, and numerous rare images complete the edition. &nbsp;
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Russell Oberlin Joseph Iadone · Martha Blackman Paul Maynard · Douglas Williams