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Purchase Mieli CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Festival Of Carols / Shaw, Robert Shaw Chorale CD (1987)
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 $6.09   
Festival of Carols features Robert Shaw performing a variety of holiday favorites. Featured ...
| | Daniel Barenboim, Itzhak Perlman, Yo Yo Ma - Beethoven: Triple Concerto & Choral Fantasy DVD (2003)
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 $20.55
| | Il Divo Promise CD (2008)
Mieli music CDs
$12.95 
With its lush arrangements, songs sung in Spanish, Italian, and English, and the quartet members' gorgeous voices, THE PROMISE may not ...
| | Mozart At Midnight CD (1994)
$5.49 | | Schumann: Dichterliebe; Brahms: Lieder / Simon Keenlyside, et al CD (2009)
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$10.59
| | Mario Lanza: The American Caruso DVD (1983)
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$16.69
| | Jando Liszt: Années De Pèlerinage Vol 2, Italy / Jenö Jandó CD (1994)
$6.59 | | Evelyn Glennie Her Greatest Hits CDs (1998)
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| | Sissel CD (2002)
Mieli music CDs
$11.35
From the sound of this album, Sissel is Norwegian in the same way Abba is Swedish -- it's simply the place she was born. Her sound, for the most part, is global pop lite. There's just enough of a lilt to some of her pronunciation to make it slightly exotic -- which is more than can be said for songs like "Can't Go Back," which just drift through the ears. Still, when you think it's easy to peg her, she does throw in one curve ball to keep you on your toes: her version of the traditional "Shenandoah," while not the best ever recorded, is lovely, and shows the purity of her voice in a much better light than her pop material does. By comparison, "All Good Things," the following cut, seems almost vapid. Neil Sedaka's "Solitaire" fares better, in part because it challenges her a little. But from her treatment of the traditional Norwegian piece, "Laer Meg Ĺ Kjenne," it's apparent that her real aim is the middle of the road. She can even turn Jan Garbarek's "Molde Canticle" into a gently lilting melody. All in all, it's a very inoffensive record. However, that very feat leaves it quite lacking in personality. That she can sing is evidenced by "Shenandoah"; whether she knows what to do with that voice remains in question. ~ Chris Nickson
Norwegian Goddess Of Music
Recorded at Flying Monkey Studio, New York, New York and Presence Studios, Westport, Connecticut.
Personnel: Sissel ...
| | GÁL: Quartet No 1 & 4, Etc / Edinburgh Quartet CD (2006) (Import)
$16.59 | | Todd Levy Brahms / Schumann CD (2006) (Import) Import
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