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Shostakovich & Britten - Cello Concertos

Jamie Walton (cello)

Philharmonia Orchestra, Alexander Briger

Walton is a superb and unflashy exponent - there's no ego here, just consummate musicianship, excellently backed by the Philharmonia under Alex Briger, sensitive and biting in the Shostakovich,...

Shostakovich & Britten - Cello Concertos

Jamie Walton (cello)

Philharmonia Orchestra, Alexander Briger

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Walton is a superb and unflashy exponent - there's no ego here, just consummate musicianship, excellently backed by the Philharmonia under Alex Briger, sensitive and biting in the Shostakovich,...

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Jamie Walton's second disc with Signum promises to follow in the formidable footsteps of his first release with the Philharmonia, where he played Elgar and Myaskovsky.The critical reaction to this disc has been phenomenal, from both mainstream papers and musical journals. Jamie's performance of the Elgar has also received a large amount of airplay support from Classic FM and much interest has already been expressed in this new recording.

Contents and tracklist

Largo
Track length14:39
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Allegretto
Track length4:32
Allegretto
Track length15:41
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Allegro Maestoso
Track length13:09
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Presto Inquieto
Track length3:56
Adagio
Track length9:44
Passacagloa: Andante Allegro
Track length7:36

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Walton is a superb and unflashy exponent - there's no ego here, just consummate musicianship, excellently backed by the Philharmonia under Alex Briger, sensitive and biting in the Shostakovich, formidable and powerful in the Britten.
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