November 29, 2010By Tracy

Simone Kermes – Colori d’Amore

Scarlatti: Qui dove… Torbido irato e nero

Not to be missed: Simone’s latest album, Colori d’Amore, is a selection of Baroque arias about love, almost all of which are world premiere recordings.

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