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A Handelmania Holiday

by | 10:57 am | Dec 20, 2006

La Cieca has only recently been able to catch up with the excellent programs produced by some of her podcasting compatriots. A particular delight is Handelmania, produced by the inimitable (and prolific!) Charlie Handelman. Each show is a virtual master class in the art of the recorded voice, and the current holiday-themed show is no exception. Enjoy great voices in songs of the season!

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  • Winpal says:

    You know, it’s people like Charlie Handelman who brighten this world considerably. (Along with La Cieca, of course).

    on December 20, 2006 at 11:53 PM
  • jeancran says:

    Beautiful! Thanks Charlie and La Cieca. This was a treat. I particularly enjoyed Schumann-Heink’s Stille Nacht which is so soft and sweet.

    on December 21, 2006 at 5:32 PM