Sunday Music 4: Classical [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]

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  • Release Date: 09/02/2008
  • Label: Barnes Noble Consign
  • UPC: 811660010021

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Sunday Music 4: Classical [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]

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Sunday Music 4: Classical [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]

1LISTENAct 2. Lascia ch'io pianga mia cruda sorte 4:58
2LISTENImpromptu for piano in A flat major, D. 899/4 (Op. 90/4) 6:21
3LISTENVillano y Ricercare 4:51
4LISTENThe Unfolding, for 2 voices 4:39
5LISTEN1. Allegro 4:31
6LISTENHave You Seen but a White Lily Grow? for voice & lute 2:40
7LISTENAdagio, for violin, strings & organ in G minor, T. Mi 26 (composed by R 4:49
8LISTENLux aurumque, for chorus (also for wind ensemble) 3:58
9LISTEN2. Somewhere (Adagio) 4:39
10LISTEN3. New Morning 3:26
11LISTENO Silver Moon (Mesícku na nebi hlubokem) 5:04
12LISTENBe Still My Gentle Soul (from the film "Piano Works: The Film"), for pi 5:48

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Barnes & Noble's exclusive CD series Sunday Music embraces the wide world of classical music on Volume 4, featuring lyrical classics performed by some of the genre's biggest stars. Anna Netrebko, Hilary Hahn, and others -- there's even a track from Sting! -- deliver reflective classical selections that reward the ready ear and the quiet mind. See more Sunday Music CDs.

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September 27, 2010: I bought this album the day it came out, and already is had become a Top 5 album on the Classical Billboard charts. The creative representation of all things &amp quot classical,&amp quot ranging from Schubert to Bernstein to Sting, is magnificent. Kudos!