soul and Americana singer is revered worldwide for her defiant music and fire-breathing performances
the series featured 22 artists across 11 records representing the various generations and approaches that made up the beat scene
and built Herald into a creative hub for R&B recording and most particularly becoming renowned for it's output of doowop recordings by a string of different groups during the late '50s and into the 1960s
and it's quite simply stunning'
Lully/ Niquet/ Concert Spirituel - Armide 1778 AEC Video soul and Americana singer isArmide, premiered in 1686, was the last joint work of Lully and the poet Philippe Quinault. It immediately became a pillar of the Opra's repertory, which it finally left only in 1766, when it was removed to make room for a new wave of composers, Philidor, Grtry, Gossec and soon Gluck. A few attempts to restore former tastes still allowed audiences to hear such works as Perse, revived in 1770 (and recorded in that version by Herv Niquet, ALPHA967). But