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Colori d'Amore: more obscure opera arias like the last one, Lava, and like that one, including many which have not been recorded before. I didn't find it as exciting as Lava, but still very good.
A selection from Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn songs on SACD
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with Christiane Oelze and Michael Volle and the Cologne Gürzenich Orchestra under Markus Stenz. Absolutely glorious! Wonderful sound, delightful performance. Unusually it includes Urlicht and Das himmlische Leben, usually heard as movements of Symphonies 2 and 4. This means that Das himmlische Leben is heard immediately after Das irdische Leben, which seems apt.
Motets by Alessandro Melani,
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probably unheard for 200 years until Concerto Italiano took them up. These were released in 2010 having languished in the vaults since 2006. Absolutely delightful!
And the best new Bach Cantata CD I've heard for a good while:
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The Bach Players, an English one-to-a-part ensemble in woondeeful performances of Cantatas 61 and 97, together with a Suite (Ouverture) by Erlebach and some settings of the tune Innsbruck, ich muß dich lassen used by Bach in several works, including BWV 97.