Will Martin has an impressive vocal range and style, Martin's debut album is an immersive listen. Ranging from classical to pop the music, recorded with a full orchestra, is seamlessly binded together by the emotion and weight behind the lyrics and their delivery.

Ennio Morricone's 'Cinema Paradiso' and Nat King Cole's 'Nature Boy' feature here, both with entirely different and dynamic results.



Release date: September 23, 2008
Tracklisting:

1. Into The West
2. Over The Hills
3. Going Home
4. If
5. The Last Rose of Summer
6. Cinema Paradiso (Se)
7. So Far Away
8. Song of Peace (Finlandia)
9. Nature Boy
10. Anytime, Anywhere (Albinoni's Adagio) - featuring All Angels
11. Highland Cathedral (I Am My Country)
12. Hine E Hine




will martin - a new world (2008)


credits:
chancer

bryn terfel - first love - songs from the british isles (2008)

Bryn Terfel is back with a stunning new album - First Love, Songs from the British Isles. It is a beautiful collection of songs from around the UK.

Tracks include Danny Boy, an incredible duet with pop superstar Ronan Keating, Molly Malone, Kate Royal, and a track featuring the fiddle playing of Sharon Corr.



Release date: September 16, 2008
Tracklisting:

1. Carrickfergus
2. My Lagan Love
3. My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose
4. Loch Lomond
5. She Moved Through The Fair
6. Ae Fond Kiss
7. O Waly Waly
8. Blow The Wind Sutherly
9. Molly Malone
10. Passing By
11. The Turtle Dove
12. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
13. Marwnad Yr Ehedydd
14. Cariad Cyntaf
15. Danny Boy
16. Scarborough Fair
17. My Little Welsh Home
18. She Moved Through The Fair




bryn terfel - first love - songs from the british isles (2008)

Date of Release: 27.04.2007
Style: Classical
Country: Germany, München
Audio: MP3 CBR 192 kbit/s Stereo
Size: 56,04 Mb RAR
Project of Schandmaul's violinist Anna Katharina Kränzlein.



Tracklisting:
01 - Czardas (Vittorio Monti)
02 - Die Bergkönigin
03 - Carmen, Habanera (Georges Bizet)
04 - Introduction et ronda capriciosa, op - 28
05 - Amelie
06 - Diδgiδn
07 - Che faro (Christoph Willibald Gluck)
08 - Varou
09 - La Follia (Arcangelo Corelli)


anna katharina - neuland (2007)

jane monheit - taking a chance on love (2004)

Amazon.com
On her fourth album, Taking A Chance On Love, singer Jane Monheit makes her leap to the majors and the fit is a good one. As she's proven on past efforts, Monheit is a traditional stylist who expertly mines American standards by balancing pop's accessible sensibility and jazz's rich complexity. The material could be, and has been, in worse hands than Monheit's--her exceptional technique again brings these songs to life without taking liberties with structure, melody or odd arrangements. It's her exceptional execution, tonal palette, and phrasing that gives these songs a sense of artistry. She also gets subtle support from an impressive cast of sidemen (including guest singer Michael Buble, bassists Ron Carter and Christian McBride, and guitarist Romero Lubambo) in a variety of contexts, ranging from jazz combos to orchestra to vocal-and-single-instrument duets. Highlights include the tender "Embraceable You," the lushly orchestrated "Dancing in Dark" and the jaunty bebop version of "Honeysuckle Rose."
–-Tad Hendrickson



Tracklisting

1. Honeysuckle Rose
2. In The Still Of The Night
3. Taking a Chance on Love (Album Version)
4. Bill
5. I Won’t Dance
6. Too Late Now
7. Why Can’t You Behave?
8. Do I Love You?
9. Love Me Or Leave Me
10. Embraceable You
11. Dancing in the Dark
12. Over the Rainbow




jane monheit - taking a chance on love (2004)

This holiday season, Sarah will release her first-ever Christmas album.

A Winter Symphony will bring her virtuosity and originality to many of the season’s classics. Her angelic voice will glide through an array of season favorites, including “Silent Night,” “In the Bleak Midwinter,” a resplendent performance of “Ave Maria” and others. Here's a peek at the cover art for this forthcoming release.



credits:
article and cd cover from www.sarah-brightman.com

eva cassidy - somewhere (2008)

Twelve years after her untimely death, the gifted eclectic vocalist Eva Cassidy continues to provide an object lesson on just how a song--any song--should be sung. SOMEWHERE is the latest posthumous release of previously unreleased recordings recorded by the Canadian singer in the '90s, including the title track, a rare Cassidy original which closes the album in a Broadway-like orchestral flourish. Overall, the otherwise spare production sounds highly contemporary. The crack backing band and/or lone accompanying acoustic guitar are fresh and energetic as the always soulful Cassidy tackles a rootsy, characteristically varied set, from Dolly Parton's "Coat Of Many Colors" and Willie Nelson's "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" to Aretha Franklin's "Chain Of Fools" and "Won't Be Long," with time out for traditional folk songs like Robert Burns's "My Love Is Like a Red Rose" and John Renbourn's "A Bold Young Farmer." It's a moving testament to an artist cut down much too soon in her career and in life.



date released: August 28, 2008

Tracklisting:
1. Coat of Many Colors (Album Version)
2. My Love Is Like A Red Red Rose (Album Version)
3. Ain't Doin' Too Bad (Album Version)
4. Chain of Fools (Album Version)
5. Won't Be Long (Album Version)
6. Walkin' After Midnight (Album Version)
7. Early One Morning (Album Version)
8. A Bold Young Farmer (Album Version)
9. If I Give My Heart (Album Version)
10. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
11. Summertime (Album Version)
12. Somewhere (Album Version)




eva cassidy - somewhere (2008)