All Recordings articles – Page 13
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ReviewAdorno Quartet: Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Perceptive readings make the case for a neglected quartet byway
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ReviewGringolts Quartet, Lilli Maijala (viola): Brahms
Musicianly performances can’t quite compete with the finest
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ReviewAdrian Bradbury: The Pre-Raphaelite Cello
A heartfelt tribute to the British cello icon Beatrice Harrison
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ReviewRachel Podger, Brecon Baroque: The Muses Restor’d
A thought-provoking programme from a period-instrument Pied Piper
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ReviewKarl Stobbe: Bach, Paganini, Ysaÿe
An artist compels in the Romantics but falls short in Bach
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: Rose Wollman: Breaking Glass Ceilings: Music by Unruly Women
A new label more than lives up to its provocative title
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: James Ehnes: Bernstein, Williams
An illuminating take on two American masters
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: Janine Jansen: Prokofiev, Sibelius
Two masterly musicians on top form in an unusual pairing
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ReviewRoberto Trainini: Casella, Mulè, Pizzetti, Respighi
Italian cello rarities prove a mixed affair, despite powerful characterisation
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ReviewKlenke Quartet: Erkin, Ravel, Schulhoff
An enterprising programme in which a Turkish discovery stands out
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ReviewFriederike Starkloff: Traum und Trauma
An album celebrating a remarkable decade of musical invention
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ReviewDavid Bowlin, Kirsten Docter, Dmitry Kouzov: Roussel
No loss of character as a master of the stage turns inward
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ReviewQuartetto Noûs: Shostakovich
An Italian group brings warmth to its ongoing Shostakovich cycle
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ReviewSimone Lamsma, Candida Thompson: Pärt über Bach
A meeting of minds across the centuries in this imaginatively conceived album
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ReviewKaleidoscope Chamber Collective: Brahms and Contemporaries Vol.1
Winning advocacy of a Clara Schumann pupil, though she’s no match for Brahms
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ReviewLorraine McAslan, Sarah-Jane Bradley, Tim Lowe: Swain
A neglected voice emerges from the shadows thanks to powerful advocacy
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ReviewLayale Chaker, Sarafand: Radio Afloat
A musician of the world addresses contemporary politics
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ReviewJoseph Szigeti: Bartók, Beethoven, Berg et al
The Berg concerto is the standout in a wide-ranging album
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