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	Comments on: Sasha Cooke&#8217;s entrancing Berlioz songs, a bewitching premiere and masterpieces of Debussy and Ravel: thanks to De Waart and the NZSO	</title>
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		By: Roger Neill		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Berlioz&#039;s wonderful Nuit d&#039;ete is not so easy to pull off in my experience. Too much vibrato can make it sound muddy and &#039;oratorio voice&#039; much the same. So hats off to Sasha Cooke!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Berlioz&#8217;s wonderful Nuit d&#8217;ete is not so easy to pull off in my experience. Too much vibrato can make it sound muddy and &#8216;oratorio voice&#8217; much the same. So hats off to Sasha Cooke!</p>
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