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| Recorded by a member of the audience who will make himself known later in this recording, a presentation by the Bavarian National Opera at the Cuvillies Theatre in Munich. |
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| The act II aria sung by Alfredo's father. |
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| On fire for love, the singer tells of how he would like to dismiss his trepidation and follow his desires. |
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| Elijah declares there shall no rain fall upon the earth until he calls for it again. |
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| Priest's Aria and Chorus from the masterwork "Dream of Gerontius" by Edward Elgar |
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| This "Lieder eines Fahrenden Gesellen" was conducted in Denver by Lawrence Loh. The opening movement: "Wenn Mein Schatz Hochzeit Macht." |
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| Third movement of the "Lieder eines Fahrenden Gesellen". |
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| From the cycle of three songs, the first, "Chanson romanesque." Poetry by Paul Morand. Lydia Brown, piano. |
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| The first of a group of 5 selected Rachmaninoff songs presented in recital with Pianist Lydia Brown, Op. 21, No. 9. |
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| One of Les Six, Poulenc developed much of his musical language in this cycle of 9 songs. The first track, Bonne journee, poetry by Paul Eluard. Lydia Brown, piano. |
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| The world premiere of these songs by Renee Favand, 2001. Poetry by William Blake, Denise Levertov, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. Contact by e-mail for information on how to commission new works by this composer. |
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