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François Couperin: La Sultane, Preludes & Concerts royaux
François Fernandez, Luis Ottavio Santos (violins), Alfredo Bernardini (oboe), Jérôme Hantaï, Emmanuel Balssa (viols), François Guerrier, Elisabeth Joyé (harpsichords)
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Lucien Durosoir - Music for violin & piano
Geneviève Laurenceau (violin Stradivarius de 1682) & Lorène de Ratuld (piano Steinway 1982)
The performances are very persuasive. Geneviève Laurenceau, often playing with great delicacy, creates a lovely timbre, subtly coloured, and Lorène De Ratuld is a wholly sympathetic partner...beautifully... —
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With tracks flowing one to another almost seamlessly, the pacing of this disc is excellent. These stellar performances from Cappella Mediterranea five the likes of I Fagliolini a run for their... —
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Johannes Mattheson - Der Brauchbare Virtuoso
Diana Baroni (transverse flute), Pablo Valetti (violin), Petr Skalka (cello), Dirk Börner (harpsichord)
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Coming soon. 48° North. Caldara, from Venice to Vienna
Louise Acabo, Suzanne Wolff, Yaoré Talibart, Emmanuel Arakelian, Roxana Rastegar, The BanXhies
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Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique, Episode de la vie d'un artiste, Op. 14 (Libre adaptation d'Arthur Lavandier)
Le Balcon, Maxime Pascal, You-Jung Han, Académie de musique de rue Tonton a faim
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Special offer. American Dream
Ludmila Berlinskaya, Arthur Ancelle (piano)
Orchestre Victor Hugo, Jean-François Verdier, Laurent Comte
From her lively, accessible style, it's not hard to see why Suesse was nicknamed a 'Gershwin Girl', while the Moscow-born Babin's concerto reminds one instantly of Prokofiev. —
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Beethoven: Symphonie No. 9 'hymne à La Joie'
Angélique Boudeville, Anna Bonitatibus (mezzo-soprano), Mauro Peter (tenor), Florian Boesch (baritone), Salvatore Caputo, Xavier Ribes, Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine, Chœur de l'Opéra National de Bordeaux, Chœur d'Angers Nantes Opéra, Joseph Swensen
it is in the great Adagio at the heart of this work that Swensen is heard at his considerable best, coaxing glowing sonorities from the strings...To conclude, this probably isn't a Ninth you'd... —