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Free Download: Poulenc's Tel Jour, telle nuit, FP 86

Tel Jour, telle nuit, Poulenc's vocal masterpiece, was composed in 1936-7 to texts by Eluard. It is a cycle of love-songs that should be heard in its entirety.

This recording is performed by Felicity Lott, soprano, and Graham Johnson, piano.

Download this work now through February 2, 2009.

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ALA Music Roundtable Session

If you're attending the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Denver next week, please consider giving us an hour of your time in an Advisory Roundtable session.  Although space is limited, there are still a few seats remaining.

Our music editor will be hosting an informal gathering to discuss Alexander Street's new initiatives in music and we need your feedback. In exchange for your time and the benefit of your opinion, we'll give you the opportunity to win a one-year subscription to our newest steaming audio collection, Jazz Music Library.

Our Music roundtable will be held on Saturday, January 24 at 8:30 AM in our cozy, fireplace suite in The Magnolia Hotel—just a short walk from the convention center.

Catch a sneak peek of the new Music Online cross-search interface as well as the forthcoming Jazz Music Library. For more information, and to RSVP, please go to http://alexanderstreet.com/events/ALAmw09/roundtable_rsvp.htm.

We hope to see you at the roundtable. You can also find us in the exhibit hall at our new island booth (#1924) or our comics booth (#1153).