Reynaldo Hahn: Infidélité

September 13, 2019

The final line of this Reynaldo Hahn piece is what makes this recording with Susan Graham a masterclass in phrasing.

Luke Frazier is the founder and music director of the innovative American Pops Orchestra in Washington, D.C. A new member of our Board of Directors, we welcome him to the NYFOS family with a week (or two) as host of Song of the Day.

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Reynaldo Hahn: Infidélité

Written by Luke Frazier

Song of the Day

September 13, 2019

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