SACD, Granados (composer)
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Halász avoids cliché, the more familiar repertoire tempered by the lesser known, and contrasts of style and substance. Halász’s playing is deeply expressive, finding a huge variety of tones.... — More…
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[Pizarro] brings spaciousness and a fine balancing of inner parts, in chords and counterpoint alike, alongside a freedom and energy very much his own...his formidable technique provides the... — More…
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Classica Española
Anette Maiburg (flute), Andreas von Wangenheim (guitar), Wlodzimierz Gula (double bass), Alberto Alarcón (castenets), Juan Lama flamenco (guitar), Luis Llorente (cajón & tinaja), Jesus González Brito (cuatro & bandola)
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Rochat makes the most of the instrument's capabilities by showing what interpretative touches are possible when not limited by a vocalist's breath control. In many ways, this is Baroque performance... — More…
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Sublime pianism in this bewitching selection of works from Spain, Portugal, Brazil and Argentina; each work pivots between melancholy and joy, love and loss. — More…
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Celis unsurprisingly navigates Granados's labyrinthine textures with no sweat and strain, and with a beautiful, evenly modulated sonority to boot…interestingly, the relatively modest technical... — More…
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