Pleyel
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Revolution: Flute Concertos
RecommendedEmmanuel Pahud (flute)
Kammerorchester Basel, Giovanni Antonini
[Pahud's] sound is by turns silvery as a coloratura soprano, dusky as a dramatic contralto…there is suave and polished playing, too, by the Basel Chamber Orchestra under Giovanni Antonini who... —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 16th March 2015
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2015
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The Australian-based Pettman Ensemble are alert, sympathetic Pleyel advocates. They phrase the lyrical melodies elegantly, and relish the chatter and banter of the fast movements. Blend is euphonious,... —
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Mozart’s work itself is naturally the finest of all, notwithstanding doubts as to its authorship. It gets a performance as fine as any you’re likely to hear…The Munich Chamber Orchestra provide... —
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Presto Editor's Choice, April 2018
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Record Review, 19th May 2018, Recording of the Week
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Ignaz Pleyel: Symphonies 18 & 21 · Viola Concerto
Jordan Bak (viola), London Mozart Players, Howard Griffiths
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Manfred Huss and his brilliant period band - with gleefully whooping, rasping horns - relish to the full the colour and crackling energy of these overtures, without short-changing the delicate... —
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Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2009, Re-issue of the Month
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…these quartets, while lacking the ultimate depth of a Haydn or a Mozart, offer something more than the simply 'pleasing'. The outer movements display strong features and the occasional surprising... —
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there is much to delight in the four works presented here, with charm, virtuosity and vivaciousness in abundance. The use of period instruments gives a pleasing airiness to textures. —
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The Early Romantic Cello: Cello Sonatas By Pleyel, F. Cupis, D. Lanzetti, J.b. Tricklir
Claudio Ronco, Emanuela Vozza
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Pleyel - Symphonies Concertantes
David Perry (violin) & Victoria Chiang (viola), Isabella Lippi (violin)
Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, Markand Thakar
Innocent and attractive concertos from a contemporary of Mozart and Haydn. Performances are more than acceptable, with trim playing from the (modern-instrument) Baltimore band, and assured... —
