Rupert Marshall-Luck
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warmly committed performances, well recorded. An excellent issue. —
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The Fire that Breaks from Thee
RecommendedViolin Concertos by Milford and Stanford
Rupert Marshall-Luck (violin)
BBC Concert Orchestra, Owain Arwel Hughes
[The Stanford] is a wonderfully fluent, warm-hearted creation...Dashingly committed treatment it enjoys, too, from Rupert Marshall-Luck, whoe receives uncommonly fine support from Owain Arwel... —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 26th May 2014
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La Belle Dame
Roderick Williams (baritone), Rupert Marshall-Luck (violin), BBC Concert Orchestra, John Andrews
Two cheers for the repertoire, but a resounding three cheers for the BBC Concert Orchestra and conductor John Andrews for exploring the hinterland of British music as the 19th century slid into... —
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Gurney, Sainsbury & Elgar: Works for Violin & Piano
Rupert Marshall-Luck (violin) Matthew Rickard (piano)
Gurney's Sonata could harldy have better and more convincing exponents that Rupert Marshall-Luck and Matthew Rickard...The disc concludes with a deeply sympathetic and highly competitive account... —
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Luck's playing is on a different level. Besides bombproof tuning and serious reserves of firepower, his musicianship offers full-throated, gloss-free fullness of tone which would impress in... —
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Howells: The Complete Music for Violin and Piano
Rupert Marshall-Luck (violin) & Matthew Rickard (piano)
Marshall-Luck plays with reliable tuning and magically ethereal tone in the upper register, though with an unvaryingly intense vibrato; Matthew Rickard is equal to Howells's challenging piano... —
