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Through the Lens of Time

Francisco Fullana (violin), David Fung (piano)

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Carlos Izcaray

Through the Lens of Time

Awards:

By turns terse and explosive, Fullana’s compelling performance counters any criticisms that his playing sometimes lacks weight and muscularity.

Through the Lens of Time

Francisco Fullana (violin), David Fung (piano)

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Carlos Izcaray

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Awards:

By turns terse and explosive, Fullana’s compelling performance counters any criticisms that his playing sometimes lacks weight and muscularity.

About

Described as 'an amazing talent' by Gustavo Dudamel, Spanish violinist Francisco Fullana will release his debut recording in March 2018 with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. Entitled Through the Lens of Time, the recording brings together four modern perspectives reimagining the Baroque tradition: a dialogue that prompts both composers and performers to explore musical giants of the past and place them in their own lives.

Contents and tracklist

I.
Track length2:41
II.
Track length3:59
III.
Track length3:19
I.
Track length4:07
II.
Track length4:23
III.
Track length3:37
I. Pastorale
Track length3:24
II. Ballett
Track length2:25
III. Menuett
Track length2:52
IV. Fuge
Track length2:46
V. Pantomime
Track length3:28
I.
Track length6:18
II.
Track length3:23
III.
Track length1:40
I.
Track length3:03
II.
Track length2:48
III.
Track length5:12

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Awards and reviews

  • Presto Editor's Choice
    March 2018

June 2018

By turns terse and explosive, Fullana’s compelling performance counters any criticisms that his playing sometimes lacks weight and muscularity.

March 2018

An imaginative recording debut from the young Spanish violinist, who brings infectious energy and freshness to Max Richter’s reworking of The Four Seasons, folksy, whimsical charm to Schnittke’s Suite in the Old Style, and austere elegance to Isang Yun’s homage to Bach‘s Musical Offering. Definitely a name to watch - I’d love to hear him in the solo sonatas and partitas.
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