Michael C. Ashton

Michael Nyman & Ute Lemper - Songbook (1991) {Decca 435 227-2}
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© 1991 Decca Records | 435 227-2
Vocal / Jazz / Cabaret / Classical / Modern / Neo-Classical

This has to be one of my favorite CD's. Michael Nyman is normally thought of an advance Phillip Glass like Movie Theme composer, "The Piano" being his most famous piece, but with this CD he joins forces with Ute Lemper a multi-language singer of Cabaret & Jazz ballads.

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