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Finn Mortensen: Symphony, Pezzo Orchestrale, Evolution & Per Orchestra
Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Terje Mikkelsen
The Munich Radio Orchestra give a splendid account of [the Symphony] under Terje Mikkelsen's firm direction, allowing the symphony's expansive nature full rein while underlining the holistic... —
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Performing on a gutsy fortepiano constructed during Arnold's lifetime, Torleif Torgersen sounds eminently dashing. He coaxes charm and constrained turbulence with equal aplomb, nails the music's... —
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Perspectives (69°42’ North - 19°00’ East)
Dan Styffe (solo double-bass)
Tromsø Chamber Orchestra, Kolbjørn Holthe
this is a release whose perspective on the Tromso Chamber Orchestra is both enlightening and impressive. —
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Arne Nordheim: Complete Accordion Works
Frode Haltli (accordion), Raoul Björkenheim (electric guitar) & Hans-Kristian Kjos Sørensen (percussion)
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra, Christian Eggen
Haltli plays them all with great assurance and he's at his most imaginative in Flashing, the piece for solo accordion that has become one of the staples of the 20th-century accordion repertoire —
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Telling What is Told
Shakespeare in Song
Hans Kristian Kjos Sørensen (marimba)
The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir, Grete Pedersen
catches Shakespeare’s questioning of his muse exquisitely and the choral climax on “ever the same” is breathtaking —
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Nordheim: Draumkvedet (The Dream Ballad)
Torunn Østrem Ossum, Carl Høgset, Sigve Bøe, Paul Ottar Haga, Rasmus Høgset, Kjell Viig, Sigmund Sæverud, Frank Havrøy, Benjamin Isaksen, Åshild Breie Nyhus, Mats Claesson, Njål Sparbo & Unni Løvlid
Norwegian Radio Orchestra & Grex Vocalis, Ingar Bergby
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Strauss, R: Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Op. 28, etc.
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Mariss Jansons
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The Crown Princess Sonja International Music Competition
Volume 2
Eckard Heiligers, Jeffrey Biegel, Serguei Schepkin, Wolfgang Manz, Nigel Hill
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Edith Thallaug sings de Falla, Montsalvatge, Dvorak & Ravel
Edith Thallaug (mezzo-soprano), Eva Knardahl (piano)
