An enterprising programme of music for violin and piano by Benjamin Britten and his teacher, Frank

Bridge expertly interpreted by Lorraine McAslan and John Blakeley.

‘These artists are just as compelling here, in music by Frank Bridge and Benjamin Britten.

The Bridge Violin Sonata of 1932 is an ideal vehicle for McAslan’s restless energy, and she is aided

considerably here by Blakely, in the keenly focused characterization of each of the four

movements.’ Gramophone