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New. Wilhelm Berger: Clarinet Trio op. 94, Cello Sonata op. 28 & Scherzo for Cello and Piano
Paul Meyer (clarinet), Wen-Sinn Yang, Oliver Triendl (piano)
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Special offer. Schoenberg: Von Heute Auf Morgen
Christine Whittlesey (Die Frau), Claudia Barainsky (Die Freundin), Annabelle Hahn (Das Kind), Richard Salter (Der Mann), Ryszard Karczykowski (Der Sanger - tenor)
Radio-Sinfonie Orchester Frankfurt, Michael Gielen
This performance of Schoenberg's twelve-tone comic opera about marital fidelity, conducted by Michael Gielen with the Radio-Sinfonie Orchester Frankfurt, is the only one currently available... —
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Most of the music on this programme was thought old-fashioned and conservative when it first appeared, and quickly slipped into obscurity. Thanks to Bostock's loving reclamations we can enjoy... —
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Adolf Busch: Piano Concerto op. 31 · Piano Works
Florence Millet (piano), Vogtland Philharmonie Greiz/Reichenbach, David Marlow
Performer-originated concert music tends to land itself lukewarm press notices. Think of works by Klemperer, Kubelík, Bruno Walter, Weingartner, Furtwängler and others. Violinist and quartet... —
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Ignaz Pleyel: Symphonies 18 & 21 · Viola Concerto
Jordan Bak (viola), London Mozart Players, Howard Griffiths
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Agnes Tyrrell: Ein Hauch vom Paradies
Choral Music & Piano Works
Kyra Steckeweh, Gewandhauschor Leipzig, Gregor Meyer
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[Griffiths] brings thrillingly vibrant and lucid playing from Cologne's WDR Sinfonieorchester, which is captured in brilliantly clear and realistic sound…the wind-playing is characterful, with... —
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2016, Editor's Choice
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Cesti: La Dori
Francesca Ascioti (Dori), Emoke Barath (Tolomeo), Francesca Lombardi Mazzuli (Arsinoe), Rupert Enticknap (Oronte), Federico Sacchi (Artaxerse), Bradley Smith (Arsete), Alberto Allegrezza (Dirce), Pietro Di Bianco (Erasto), Rocco Cavalluzzi (Golo), Konstantin Derri (Bagoa), Accademia Bizantina (early...
It contains some of the finest operatic music to have been composed in the course of the entire 17th century, and Dantone and the Accademia Bizantina do it proud. Capitalising on the work’s... —
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Gramophone Magazine, Critics' Choice 2020
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