Ah, music. A magic beyond all we do here!
J. K. Rowling,
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, 1997
2/6: ...perchance to Dream -- A lullaby album for children and adults
(Carol Rosenberger, piano). Kabalevsky, Tschaikovsky, Mozart, Schumann, ...
2/8: Sacred Treasures III: Choral Masterworks from Russia and Beyond (Saint Petersburg Chamber Choir, Russian State Symphony Cappella, ...)
2/13: Puccini Without Words, André Kostelanetz Orchestra
2/15: The Early Josquin (Magnificat, Missa L'ami baudechon), Josquin DesPrez (Capella Alamire)
2/20: Scott Joplin's Greatest Hits (John Arpin, piano)
2/22: Chant, Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos
2/27: Archguitar Baroque, Bach, Handel, Scarlatti (Peter Blanchette & Peter Michelini, archguitars)
3/1: Impressions on Chopin's Noctures, Jacques Loussier, piano
3/6: Bach Meets the Beatles: Variations in the style of Bach (John Bayless, piano)
3/8: Minor Swing, Blue Drag, Billets Doux, ..., Django Reinhardt, guitar
3/13: Lamentations, Robert White (Oxford Camerata)
[Recessional: Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary, Purcell]
3/15: Passport to Serenity, Liona Boyd, guitar
3/27: Goldberg Variations, J S Bach (Sitkovesky String Trio)
3/29: Brazilian Ragtime, Ernesto Nazareth (Marco Antonio de Almeida, piano)
4/3: Beatles for Harp, Jim Palmer
4/5: Music of the Andes, Raymy
4/10: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, Fantasia on Greensleeves, Ralph Vaughan Williams
4/12: The Four Seasons, Antonio Vivaldi (Jacques Loussier Trio) [optimistically, Spring and Summer]
4/17: Virtuoso Guitar, Dowland, Tarrega, Gomez, Albeniz (Rita Honti, guitar)
4/19: Fire & Grace, Alasdair Fraser (violin) & Natalie Haas (cello)
4/24: Heart's Desire, Madelaine MacNeil, hammered dulcimer
4/26: Vespers of the Blessed Virgin; Canzone, Monteverdi, Gabrieli (Canadian Brass)
5/1: Compline and Other Chant, Monks of Prinknash Abbey
5/3: ...perchance to Dream -- A lullaby album for children and adults
(Carol Rosenberger, piano). Schumann, Faure, Chopin, Haydn, ...
Bonus: Carmina Burana (Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi), Carl Orff (Rafael Fruehbeck de Burgos)