Filippa Giordano (born February 14, 1974 in Palermo, Italy) is an italian crossover singer. Filippa was born into a musical family - both her parents were singers. Filippa started studying music when she was 5 years old. Her albums include: Filippa Giordano (2000), Il Rosso Amore (2002), and Primadonna (2005).



01 - Che Luce Sei 4:29
02 - Amarti Si 4:12
03 - Il Rosso Amore 4:32
04 - Lonely Heart 4:26
05 - io aspetto te 3:45
06 - Dove Andiamo Noi [Guest Artist Track] 4:30
07 - l'alba verrа 4:27
08 - Plaisir D'Amour.mp3 3:21
09 - Un Bel Di Vedremo 3:48
10 - Coro A Bocca Chiusa (Madama Butterfly) 3:02
11 - va' pensiero 3:28
12 - La Barcarolle 2:57
13 - ballata per giulietta 5:25
14 - Heaven Knows (Amarti Si) 4:14



filippa giordano - il rosso amore (2002)part 1
filippa giordano - il rosso amore (2002)part 2

origen - new age/opera covers (2005)

1-Origen - La notte etterna
2-Origen - Antissa
3-Origen - In vita di laura
4-Origen - Anytime anywhere
5-Origen - Pie jesu
6-Origen - Una fortiva lagrima
7-Origen - Conquest of paradise
8-Origen - Tender passion
9-Origen - Time to say goodbye
10-Origen - Wedding canon
11-Origen - Hodu ladonai
12-Origen - Mozart in the trance
13-Origen - Lacrimosa



origen - new age/opera covers (2005)
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frou frou - details (2002)

Named after the French word for the rustle of silk, Frou Frou's debut album exudes cool, stylish elegance. Singer Imogene Heap's soft, whispery vocals intone dreamy lyrics of doomed romances and slow recoveries. The songs are penned by Heap and her partner, producer Guy Sigsworth (Bjцrk, Madonna), who manned the board on Heap's 1998 solo album I Megaphone. Even the mighty Brian Eno gets into the act, with a cowriting credit on the soul-bearing "Hear Me Out." In fact, all 11 tracks deal with love and fractured relationships, hauntingly beautiful both in their stark emotional content and the equally sparse arrangements that showcase Heap's ethereal voice, which she uses as a subtle weapon, much like Joni Mitchell circa 1970's Ladies of the Canyon, with the same heart-stopping yet effortless octave leaps.




1. Let Go
2. Breathe In
3. It's Good To Be In Love
4. Must Be Dreaming
5. Psychobabble
6. Only Got One
7. Shh
8. Hear Me Out
9. Maddening Shroud
10.Flicks
11.The Dumbing Down Of Love




frou frou - details (2002)

magdalena kozena - love songs (2000)

Magdalena Kožená was born in the Czech city of Brno in 1973. From 1987 to 1991 she studied voice and piano at Brno Conservatory with Neva Megová and Jiří Peša, and from 1991 to 1995 she was a student of Eva Blahová at Bratislava Drama College. In 1995 she was a prizewinner at the Sixth International Mozart Competition in Salzburg and also made extensive tours of Japan and the US. The following year she appeared as Dorabella (Così fan tutte) at the Janáček Theatre in Brno. Kožená has within just a few years rocketed to international stardom and achieved ex-traordinary critical acclaim. She has appeared in the world’s musical capitals – in concert, recital and opera – and her recordings have won numerous prizes.



Dvorák - Janácek - Martinu
Love Songs
Magdalena Kozená, mezzo-sopran
Graham Johnson, piano




magdalena kozena - love songs (2000)

bára basiková - gregoriana (1998)

Bara Basikova is the formerly the front vocals of the Czechoslovakian prog band Stromboli. Mostly her songs are techno-pop but not this album where she "crossed" over to a new music genre. She can belt out the lyrics with amazing power and intensity, and delivers shivers with whispered poetics.




01. Kyrie Eleison
02. Veni Domine
03. Laudate Nomen
04. Maria Pia
05. Intermezzo
06. Pascha
07. Salve Regina
08. Miserere
09. Sancta Maria
10. Ora pro Nobis
11. Maria Pia (Orch. version)
12. Kyrie Eleison (Long Version)
13. Ora pro Nobis (Orch. Version)
14. Veni Domine (Piano Version)
15. Salve Regina - Variace - Video Mix
16. Maria Pia - Variace - Long Mix
17. Veni Domine - Variace - Remix
18. Miserere - Variace - Live
19. Salve Regina - Variace - Live




Bára Basiková - Gregoriana (1998)
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