"Dove andiamo?"
                                                 Albicocca's La Madre Pazzo, Act I, Scene 6
                                                 Drapers Guild Opera Chorus, Zwaaienmijn Armen, conducting
                                                             At a raucous gathering the evening before they sail, the Argonauts
                                                  argue about where they must sail in order to find the Golden Fleece

                    




                                                                   Medea’s Lullaby
                                                                    Albicocca’s La Madre Pazzo, Act. III, Scene 7
                                                                    Gooienne Bloemen, soprano
                                                                     Drapers Guild Opera Orchestra, Zwaaienmijn Armen, conducting.

                                                                   
                                                                     "Oh Sirene a fare rumori come scoiattoli"
                                                     Albicocca’s La Madre Pazzo, Act. I, Scene 3
                                                      Ikheb Liefstem, tenor
                                                      Drapers Guild Opera Orchestra, Zwaaienmijn Armen, conducting.
                                                      In this magnificent aria, which has been known to make the strongest
                                                      syndic weep, Orpheus overawes the Sirens who listen, enraptured,
                                                      in silence, allowing the Argonauts safely to sail by the Sirens'
                                                      treacherous reefs.
                                                                    

                                                                






Shared Campaign Song of 1932
              The fact that in 1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler used the identical campaign song in their respective electoral campaigns has always been regarded as pure coincidence.
                However, researchers at the University of Dinkelsbühl recently unearthed a recording from the period containing both the German version, sung by Nick-Mick Verhaften, known as the Nazi Crooner, and the English version, sung by the St. Louis Toodle-Oos, who joined Roosevelt in his Missouri campaign tour.
                This shocking find has sent historians into a tailspin. Speculation is rife that there may have been some cooperative effort between the two political campaigns.