Recording reviews – Page 99
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ReviewBook review: Classical Violin Technique: The Certain Path to Technical Perfection
A technical guide for violinists by Michael Frischenschlager
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ReviewBook review: Improvisation for Strings
Max Grosch reviews Tim Kliphuis’s new guide to improvisation
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ReviewMessiaen Trio plays Messiaen
An eloquent and expressive reading of Messiaen’s Quatuor pour la fin du Temps
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ReviewMarais meets Corelli
Playing that is consistently communicative in its intensity in this disc of 17th-century viol music
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ReviewEdgar Moreau: cello concertos by Offenbach and Friedrich Gulda
Two ebullient concertos fly under the fingers of a true virtuoso
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ReviewThe English Double Bass book: an 'extraordinary achievement'
Benjamin Hebbert takes a closer look at this long-awaited tome by Thomas Martin, Martin Lawrence and George Martin
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ReviewNew Zealand Quartet; Maria Lambros: Brahms
Young quartet bring a youthful spontaneity to Brahms’s string quintets
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ReviewTabea Zimmermann; Stéphane Degout: Berlioz
Meditative and majestic forays into Berlioz’s Byronic world
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ReviewChristoph Croisé, Sherniyaz Mussakhan: Haydn
Deliciously sprightly playing from soloist and pan-continental orchestra
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ReviewAlexander Ramm: Britten
Alexander Ramm plays Britten Tchaikovsky medallist channels Rostropovich in Britten’s cello music
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ReviewEvocation: Itamar Zorman, Amy Yang: Paul Ben-Haim
Itamar Zorman plays Paul Ben-Haim A rewarding recital of music by a middle-eastern emigree
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ReviewAlessandro Fagiuoli, Alessia Toffanin: Antheil
Alessandro Fagiuoli and Alessia Toffanin play Antheil Debut recording for sonata by a 20th-century ‘bad boy’
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