All Magazine articles – Page 82
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Premium ❘ FeatureSession Report: No holds barred
For Amandine Beyer and her Gli Incogniti period ensemble, the string symphonies of C.P.E. Bach represented an opportunity to record difficult but exhilarating repertoire. Charlotte Gardner recalls attending the 2019 sessions, as the album nears its release following Covid-19 delays
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Premium ❘ FeatureThe viola d’amore: For a sympathetic ear
The viola d’amore is undergoing a resurgence in popularity among early music groups, with a wealth of repertoire still to be rediscovered. Rachael Durkin tracks the development of this unique instrument, examining its many precursors along the way
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Premium ❘ FeatureEvolving interpretations: The long and winding road
The development of the great violinists from fresh young artists to profound musical thinkers can be charted through their recorded interpretations. Nathaniel Vallois uses his time in lockdown to examine changes in the playing style of some of the best-known names
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ReviewBook review: House of Music: Raising the Kanneh-Masons
Janet Banks reviews a memoir by the matriarh of the multitalented Kanneh-Mason household
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ReviewBook review: Violin Technique in Practice
Alex Laing reviews an innovative new technique book aimed at all ages
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ReviewBook review: Easy Concert Pieces for string quartet or string orchestra
Anne Inglis reviews the latest collection for young players by Peter Mohrs
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ReviewConcert review:Tabea Zimmermann, members of the Berlin Philharmonic
Carlos María Solare hears a performance at the Berlin Philharmonie on 23 September 2020
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ReviewConcert reviews: Dreamstage
Bruce Hodges tunes in to a new live streaming platform co-founded by cellist Jan Vogler
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ReviewSpektral Quartet: Experiments in Living
A collection of contrasting music that’s more than just a game of chance
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ReviewJosephine Knight: Schumann, Piatti
Elegant playing characterises a deeply researched and challenging programme
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ReviewAndreas Brantelid: Russian Tales
An exquisite recital of Russian Romantic pieces that really glows
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ReviewRaphaela Gromes: Romantic Cello Concertos
Romantic cello works yield delights in the hands of a passionate advocate
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ReviewTrio Isimsiz: Fauré, Schubert, Brahms
Eagerly anticipated follow-up to an impressive debut from BB Trust artists
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ReviewDover Quartet: Beethoven
Beautifully judged traversal of op.18 quartets never fails to hit the mark
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ReviewNathan Meltzer: To Roman Totenberg
Promising playing but still a way to go on this tribute to a renowned violinist
