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Pianist John Wilson plays all the repertoire on this recording gorgeously. Most noteworthy is his tone, which is almost always rich, warm, and expressive, even in massive chordal statements... —
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The results are somewhat revelatory; beautiful, raw and rhythmic. —
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Inbal Segev: 20 for 2020 Volume 1
Inbal Segev, Anna Polonsky, Timo Andres, Vivek Pandya, Mari Tanaka, Brooklyn Rider
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Christopher Tyler Nickel: Concertos For Oboe
Mary Lynch, Harrison Linsey, Northwest Sinfonia, David Sabee
These substantial, often engaging works are accorded full justice by the soloists for whom they were conceived. Mary Lynch performs feats of agility on her brace of instruments, then Harrison... —
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Sulayman is always engaging, with an appealing honesty to his approach and a vividness to his storytelling...His light, silvery tenor is in many ways suited to much of the programme’s theme,... —
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a vibrant and wonderfully focused performance… The embraces at the end suggested that for the performers, too, it had been equally special. —
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Scarlatti, A: Cecilian Vespers, etc.
Susanne Rydén and Dominique Labelle (sopranos), Ryland Angel (countertenor), Michael Slattery (tenor), Neal Davies (baritone/chanteur)
Philharmonia Baroque Ensemble, Philharmonia Chorale, Nicholas McGegan
Scarlatti's Vespers were composed for a service at the Roman church of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere in 1721. He was in his sixties by then, his music out of fashion, and one can sense that with... —
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