Review by Tomasz W.★★★Sample
Not every song lands, but when it does it LANDS. “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)” is the keeper.
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by Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman · from The Soul of Italy
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Review by Tomasz W.★★★Sample
Not every song lands, but when it does it LANDS. “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)” is the keeper.
2.6K likes
Review by Cass Moreno★★½Sample
I wanted to love this so badly. “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)” is fine I guess.
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sample avg 3.3 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
sample avg 3.3 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
sample avg 3.5 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
sample avg 3.5 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
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sample avg 3.0 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
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sample avg 3.5 · Richard Tucker, The Columbia Chamber Ensemble & John Wustman
Review by Jules Archer★★½Sample
Respectfully: no. “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)” is the only thing I'd revisit.
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Review by Priya Raman★★★½Sample
Overhyped? Maybe. Did I still cry at “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)”? Also maybe.
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Review by Oskar Lind★★★½Sample
the highs are high but it sags in the middle. still coming back for “Vergin, Tutto Amor (originally a Solfeggio, No. 150 of Solfhges D'Italie, Paris, 1786)” though.
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