Chamber, Sonatas, Berkeley, L (composer)
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Shibe performs with superb artistry some of the now classics that Bream inspired...Prime in any such catalogue is Britten's 1963 Nocturnal after John Dowland, and Shibe gathers the listener... —
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Gramophone Magazine, September 2017, Editor's Choice
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BBC Music Magazine, October 2017, Instrumental Choice
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2017
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2018, Finalist - Instrumental
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Shedloads of credit to Pérez and Reference Recordings for giving us an hour of openly and intimately recorded music fresh to the repertoire and drawn from recently released works from the Segovia... —
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Beynon's highly expressive playing is showcased in this (mainly) British anthology —
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Guitar Recital: Ekachai Jearakul
2014 Winner, Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) Competition
Ekachai Jearakul (guitar)
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truly worth hearing for Fenella Humphreys's violin playing in its own right, which offers an exceptional blend of engaging personality, bombproof tuning, and sophisticated tonal loveliness without... —
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Lennox Berkeley - Chamber Music
Raphael Terroni (piano), Susanne Stanzeleit (violin), Stephen Stirling (horn), Patrick Williams (flute), Morgan Goff (viola), Members of the New London Chamber Ensemble
Stephen Stirling's horn playing is magical...Morgan Goff brings both sensitivity and charisma [to the Viola Sonata]. Pianist Raphael Terroni is a constant throughout these performances and is... —
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Dennis Brain: The Horn Player
RecommendedDennis Brain (horn), Colin Horsley (piano), Manoug Parikian (violin), Neill Sanders (horn), Dennis Brain Ensemble, Gerald Moore (piano), Denis Matthews (piano)
Philharmonia Orchestra, Dennis Brain Wind Ensemble, Morley College Symphony Orchestra, London Baroque Ensemble, Herbert von Karajan,...
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Building a Library, December 2020, Recommended Historical Recording
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Seventy-seven minutes of British music for flute and piano might at first glance seem like 40 minutes too much. But that ’s without taking on board the nimble and dazzling skills of flautist... —
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Devine, British-born but trained largely in Brazil, makes a very beautiful sound, especially at the quieter end of the spectrum, and has generally nimble fingers. —
