Recording Reviews – Page 5
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ReviewBojan Čičić, Illyria Consort: Walther
Stimulating performances of a man once described as the Paganini of his age
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Nemanja Radulović, Double Sens: Roots
A whistle-stop world tour by a major violinistic talent
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Fritz Kreisler: The Bell Telephone Hour Recordings
Newly reissued recordings from a musical legend
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Gautier Capuçon: Sensations
Works by Arlen, Barber, Bernstein, Brel, Brown, Dvořák, François, Grieg, Kaempfert, Legrand, Loiguy, Morricone, Prokofiev, Puccini, Revaux, Smetana, Villa-Lobos and Williams
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Leonidas Kavakos, Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax: Beethoven for Three
A stellar trio offers familiar Beethoven in unorthodox garb
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Alina Ibragimova: Telemann
The sheer eclecticism of Telemann’s imagination is laid bare in solo fantasias
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Nina Karmon, Diyang Mei, Justus Grimm: Nápravník
Spirited accounts of chamber music by a composer admired by Tchaikovsky
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Engegård Quartet: Mustonen
A melting pot of styles is brought together by committed performances
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Isasi Quartet: Marteau
Telling readings of quartets by a violinist-composer marrying French and German styles
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Vilde Frang; Beethoven, Stravinsky
Classical and Neoclassical masterpieces enthrall in readings of great immediacy
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Portrait: Alex Baranowski, La Pietà/Angèle Dubeau (violin)
A programme best taken in small doses rather than swallowed whole
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Villiers Quartet: Smyth, Delius
A Delius discovery is brought to life with compelling musicianship
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Brodsky Quartet, Laura van der Heijden: Schubert
Cross-generational magic from the Brodskys and Laura van der Heijden
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Abel Selaocoe: Where Is Home / Hae Ke Kae
An album announcing the arrival of a major new boundary-defying talent
