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Performer: Marit Osnes Aambø BIBALO: Cantico, for Mezzo-soprano and Prepared Tape (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | DELIUS: Five Songs from the Norwegian (Review by Adrian Corleonis) | mezzo-soprano | GRAINGER: The Sprig of Thyme. Six Dukes Went Afishin'. Willow, willow. Died for Love. Kjaer-ligheds Styrke (The Power of Love) (Review by Adrian Corleonis) | mezzo-soprano | GRIEG, EDVARD: For Someone II, op. 59, no. 4. With a Water Lily, op. 25, no. 4. A Swan, op. 25, no. 2. Kidlings' Dance, op. 67, no. 6. Lucent Night, op. 70, no. 3. Return to Rondane, op. 33, no. 9. Season of Roses, op. 48, no. 5 (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | GRIEG, EDVARD: Vier Lieder, op. 2 (Review by Adrian Corleonis) | mezzo-soprano | KJERULF: My Heart and My Lyre. Venevil. Taylor's Song. Ingrid's Song (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | MONRAD JOHANSEN, DAVID: Seven Songs, op. 6 (4) (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | NORDHEIM: The First Butterfly (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | TRADITIONAL: Gjendine's Lullaby. Sunnyface and the Snake King. At Nightfall. The Sun Is Rising (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano | VALEN: Zwei Lieder, op. 31 (Review by John Ditsky) | mezzo-soprano |
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