Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 2 in D minor
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The best performance here is an extraordinary rendition of the First Violin Sonata. Transferred to the cello's upper strings, and played with limpid elegance, its musing character is given an... — More…
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Gramophone Magazine, June 2014, Editor's Choice
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Queyras and Tharaud clearly enjoy the process as well as the freedom of interpretation and presentation that the encore gives. But there is a niggling feeling here of something missing, and... — More…
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2020, Editor's Choice
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Ney and her husband, the conductor Willen van Hoogstraten, display great chamber-like rapport in Mozart’s K450, notwithstanding stylistically antediluvian phrase-tapering and swoopy portamentos.... — More…
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It's a rhythmically taut, finely structured reading with plenty of dynamism and thrust, but giving full rein to the work's deep elegiac aspects and darker shadings. — More…
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Special offer. Brahms on Welte-Mignon Vol. 1
Special Edition for Augustinermuseum Freiburg
Hubert Flohr (piano), Emil Paur (piano), Hans Haass (piano), Fanny Davies (piano), Walter Gieseking (piano), George Zscherneck (piano), Walter Rehberg (piano), Rudolf Ganz (piano), Ossip Gabrilovich (piano), Carl Friedberg (piano), Arthur Nikisch (piano), Richard Singer (piano)
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Leonard Slatkin Conducts Slatkin - The Raven, Endgames, Kinah & In Fields
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan School of Music Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Slatkin
Narrated by Alec Baldwin, Slatkin’s Edgar Allan Poesetting The Raven is the highlight here – eerily unsettling almost throughout, it is nonetheless engaging. — More…
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Adolf Busch: The Berlin Recordings 1921-1929
Adolf Busch (violin), Bruno Seidler-Winkler (piano)
Busch Quartet, Rudolf Serkin (piano)
There are many good things here. Three Hungarian Dances by Brahms are included. They are exciting performances, delivered with fire and panache. Rubato is subtly applied. The Dvořák Slavonic... — More…
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Hungarian Dances
Philippe Graffin (violin) & Claire Désert (piano/piano luthéal), Tom Eisner (violin II)
A delightful programme of violin sweetmeats with a gypsyesque flavour… Throughout, Graffin blends the music's various flavours with mouth-watering panache. Bravo! — More…
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