All articles by David Threasher – Page 3

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Anne-Sophie Mutter, Pablo Ferrández: Brahms, Clara Schumann

9 November 2022

Brahms playing big on personality but which fails to engage emotionally

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Christian Poltéra: Haydn, Hindemith

18 October 2022

Haydn and Hindemith make strikingly sympathetic bedfellows

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Europa Galante: Mendelssohn

20 September 2022

A Baroque master sheds new light on a wunderkind

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Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective: Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn

13 September 2022

Compelling performances of two remarkable siblings

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Roel Dieltiens: Beethoven

5 September 2022

Period instruments used to telling effect in late Beethoven

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Gaspard Trio: Haydn

22 July 2022

There’s much to applaud in this new exploration of the piano trios

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Lea Birringer: Mendelssohn, Sinding

6 July 2022

A young violinist makes a strong case for Sinding

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Schuppanzigh Quartet: Ries

4 July 2022

Committed advocacy of this neglected Beethoven pupil

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Pavel Haas Quartet, Pavel Nikl: Brahms

23 May 2022

A game of two halves as the Pavel Haas joins forces in Brahms

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Chiaroscuro Quartet: Beethoven

26 April 2022

Brilliantly visceral playing from an outstanding quartet

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Modigliani Quartet: Schubert

5 April 2022

Committed playing in an all-too-rarely recorded cycle

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Francesca Dego: Mozart

28 March 2022

Another winning collection from two fine Mozartians

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Roel Dieltiens: CPE Bach

3 January 2020

Bach son’s intriguing concertos teeter on the border of Baroque and Classical

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Dudok Quartet Amsterdam: Haydn

2 December 2019

An auspicious start to what might become a complete Haydn cycle

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London Haydn Quartet: Haydn

25 September 2019

London quartets that are both satisfying and a little provocative