Tudor
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Schlichtig gives notably polished performances, backed by the finely blended, well-recorded playing of the Munchener Kammerorchester. His beautifully articulated passagework gives the Stamitz's... —
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Nott…works hard to secure a hugely detailed, texturally alert reading… The slow movement's second subject has an almost seraphic Brucknerian sweetness to counterpoint some incisive truculence,... —
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Gramophone Magazine, August 2007, Editor's Choice
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Special offer. Hertel: Con Spirito!
Sergio Azzolini (bassoon)
Barockorchester Capriccio, Dominik Kiefer
The Sinfonias, variously scored for flutes, oboes, bassoon and horns, are sparkling affairs which demonstrate Hertel’s gift as a colourist. The Scherzo of the G major Sinfonia, with its decidedly... —
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Special offer. Schubert: Deutsche Messe
Rossini & Brahms: Quartette für Chor und Klavier
Edward H. Tarr, Mieczysław Horszowski, Luzerner Vokalsolisten, Il Divertimento, Franz Xaver Jans
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From the very first bars (complete with thrilling stratospheric trumpet) the First Symphony emerges as a work of phenomenal vitality and daring. The rhythms are taut and muscular, the melodies... —
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Special offer. Hoffmeister - Notturnos (Quintets)
Simon Fuchs (oboe), Primoz Novsak (violin), Michel Rouilly (viola), Katja Fuchs (viola), Jakob Hefti (horn), Manfred Sax (bassoon)
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Krommer: Partita in E flat major, Op. 71, etc.
Martin Hösli (Contrabassoon)
La Gran Partita - The Zurich Wind Octet
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