Sara Dosa

Sara Bareilles released a handful of songs that didn’t make the final cut of Waitress.
The EP, titled What’s Not Inside: The Lost Songs from Waitress, features outtakes and demos for such songs as “Happy Enough,” “Door Number Three,” and “Falling In Love Pie.”The show also released a music video of the song “Without a Believer” featuring Tony nominee Jeremy Jordan, who took on the role of Dr. Pomatter in the show earlier this year. Take a look below. The musical, which opened in April 2016, will end its Broadway run at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on January 5, 2020. Alison Luff currently takes center stage as Jenna, a role Bareilles herself has played in various limited stints.
What’s Not Inside: The Lost Songs from Waitress is now available digitally.

Sara K.'s cd release, Water Falls, on Stockfisch Records (Germany) now available in the U.S. from CD Baby, is her best production to date. Her smoothe vocals and Chris Jones' guitar combined with Guenter Paulers' production expertise make for another soulful journey into Sara's voice, lyrics and music.

Laura Alonso is a Spanish lawyer from Madrid who arrives Democratic Republic of Congo (center of Africa) after to watch a photo where Sara, her younger sister, appears alive after two years without clues about her location. Looking for contacts, Laura realize that Sara was photographed in the region of Goma, one of the most troubled zones of the country due to the warlords and their inner war by the possession of the coltan, a so much appreciated and expensive mineral to export across the world.

Sara Colman, the acclaimed UK singer, songwriter and composer, announces a November release for her new album celebrating the music of Joni Mitchell, with striking new arrangements and poignant re-workings of seven songs from one of her most significant influences.

The poet's words awaken the song that sleeps dreamily in all things, as Eichendorff aptly put it. According to Romantic artistic aesthetics, however, only instrumental music can reveal the inexpressible. The two works by Brahms and Schubert presented here contain auratic traits that can be traced back to the origin of their lyrical themes in their own songs

The Vivaldi Edition, a recording venture conceived by the Italian musicologist Alberto Basso and the independent label Naive, is one of the most ambitious recording projects of the twenty-first century. Its principal objective is to record the massive collection of Vivaldi autograph manuscripts preserved today in the Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria in Turin, some 450 works in ail. The collection includes fifteen operas and several hundred concertos, as weil as sacred compositions and secular cantatas. Most of this music has not been heard since the eighteenth century. The release of more than one hundred recordings, which began in the year 2000, will continue until 2015.