Sophie Motsch

Artist: Sophie Zelmani
Title of Album: Love Affair
Release date: 2003-12-22
Produced by: Lars Halapi
Cover photo: Anton Corbijn
Design: Lars Sundh
Genre: Vocal, Pop/Rock, Folk-Rock
Bitrate/Quality: 320 kb/s
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SOMM Recordings is delighted to announce a thrilling first collaboration between long-time SOMM stablemates, baritone Roderick Williams and the Coull Quartet, joined by tenor James Gilchrist and soprano Sophie Bevan.

A puzzling paradox: although Vivaldi devoted over 30 years to composing for the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice, no complete musical setting of any liturgy by him has come down to us.

Sophie Dervaux, the first female bassoonist of the illustrious Vienna Philharmonic, continues her captivating exploration of Vivaldi's Bassoon Concerti. In this latest release, Dervaux masterfully continues her journey through Vivaldi's enchanting works, showcasing her exceptional talent and artistry.

Cellist Sophie Shao is a winner of the Avery Fisher Career Grant. She has been described by The New York Times as "eloquent and powerful." This is a beautiful program of great works from the past and the present.

Anne-Sophie Versnaeyen est une compositrice française, elle vit et travaille à Paris
Elle commence la musique par la pratique de l'alto à l'age de 6 ans dans la classe de Michel Perrin.
Elle poursuit ses études au Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris dans la Formation Supérieure des Métiers du Son où elle étudiera l'écriture avec Isabelle Duha, l'orchestration avec Marie-Jeanne Serero, l'histoire de la musique avec Florence Badol-Bertrand mais aussi le mixage avec Pascal Benard, l'enregistrement et la direction artistique.
Elle débute sa carrière en orchestrant des musiques de films pour différents compositeurs :
Alexandre Desplat (Marius, Tales of Tales, De Rouille et d'Os), Jerôme Rebotier (Un illustre Inconnu, Sahara), Philippe Rombi (La nouvelle guerre des boutons)

Throughout the '90s, the U.K. music scene was filled to the brim with nerdy cockney types sporting messy threads and even messier hair. Fresh-faced Sophie Ellis-Bextor was among the first Brit-pop stars to break with this trend. She made it onto the stage in 1997 as the teenage vocalist behind new wave outfit theaudience. Smartly dressed (often in black) and boasting an alluring, posh voice, she caused quite a stir on London's alternative circuit. Theaudience became known the world over as a groundbreaking pop act and even enjoyed success on the crowded U.K. singles chart with such imaginatively titled numbers as "I've Got the Wherewithal." Due to internal conflicts, however, the group split up and Ellis-Bextor went searching for success on her own.

“We have wanted to record Bach’s violin concertos with Sophie Gent ever since she joined Ensemble Masques in 2003”, says Olivier Fortin, harpsichordist and founder of the ensemble that explores Baroque music with such passion.