Recording Reviews – Page 57
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ReviewUne Rencontre. Schumann, Murail
Schumann meets a French composer in an imaginative cello pairing
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ReviewBaltic Chamber Orchestra: Schoenberg
Absorbing, passionately engaged playing from full strings
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ReviewGunar Letzbor, Erich Traxler: Mozart
Unbalanced recording mars moments of elegance and beauty
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ReviewTrio Metral: Mendelssohn
Sophisticated and sparkling playing from a tightly knit trio of siblings
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ReviewLa Gracieuse. Marais: Pièces de Viole
Engaging collection tracking the career of a virtuoso gamba composer
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ReviewNatalia Lomeiko, Yuri Zhislin, Ivan Martin: Brahms and Schubert
Re-scorings of wind to strings hit the mark in this trio of trios
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ReviewReview: The Young Debussy (DVD)
Eloquent live recording captured in colourful sound and vision
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ReviewEnsemble Diderot: The Paris Album
Time-travelling back to 17th-century France for some world premieres
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ReviewQuiroga Quartet: Heritage: The Music of Madrid in the Time of Goya
Sketches of Spain with quartets from the 18th century
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ReviewPaolo Pandolfo: Regina Bastarda
An attractive programme on instruments that are entirely legitimate
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ReviewTrio Wanderer: Rachmaninoff, Grieg, Suk
Plenty of moody Russian emotion in this impressive programme
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ReviewÃtma Quartet: Szymanowski, Panufnik, Penderecki
Highly promising debut recording of Polish music measures up well to the big players
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ReviewLisa Jacobs: Nielsen, Halvorsen, Svendsen
An impressive attempt to get to the heart of this Dane’s radical music
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ReviewPhoebe Carrai, Beiliang Zhu: Out of Italy
Finding flashes of greatness in Italian Baroque cello repertoire
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ReviewPeter Mallinson, Matthias Wiesner: A Tale of Two Violas
More Tertis transcriptions in a delightful double-viola celebration
