Peter Hill
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Hill places the new work within an exceptionally well-crafted recital in which Messiaen's music is a recurrent thread in a span of resonances, influences and affinities...Whether in Dutilleux... —
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BBC Music Magazine, December 2014, Instrumental Choice
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2014, Editor's Choice
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Russian Works for Piano Four Hands
Stravinsky; Rachmaninov; Tchaikovsky
Peter Hill & Benjamin Frith (piano)
Frith and Hill balance the virtuosity with explosive melodies…both have the necessary dexterity to chase notes and fingers – the overlapping twists and turns of ‘Slava’ demand a balletic performance…The... —
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Presto Editor's Choice, September 2017
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Lynda Russell...has accomplished it with the good taste and innate musicianship for which she has been admired for some time in concert and opera. She is well partnered by Peter Hill and...David... —
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When interviewed by Gramophone back in September 1989, Peter Hill said he felt he had things to say about the Schoenberg piano works which had not been said on record. Here is the complete vindication... —
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Wind-Up
Peter Hill (piano), Hugh Webb (harp), Bridget Carey (viola), Francesca Henry (flute), Barrie Webb (trombone), Julian Warburton (percussion)
Ensemble Exposé
An enterprising introduction to two young composers, each with something to say and the means to say it with interest and imagination. Thank heavens for small independent labels. There is a... —
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Great Composers in Words and Music: Franz Schubert
Leighton Pugh (narrator), Lynda Russell, Peter Hill (piano), Hermann Prey (baritone), Trine Wilsberg Lund, Min Woo Lim, Assaf Levitin, Johannes Kalpers, Burkhard Kehring, Jenö Jandó (piano), Zsuzsa Kollár, István Tóth, Rainer Trost (tenor), Eldar Nebolsin, Christian Elsner (tenor), Ulrich Eisenlohr,...
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Schubert: Night and Dreams - Selected Songs
Jeno Jando (piano), Tamara Takacs (mezzo-soprano), Lynda Russell (soprano), Peter Hill (piano)
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...the Sonata and Concerto are played with all the crispness and clarity of expression demanded and at Naxos's excellent bargain prices is an excellent introduction. —
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He addresses that Everest on the landscape of Bach’s keyboard writing, and with characteristically unshowy yet compelling results. He’s up against stiff opposition of course…But there’s an honesty... —
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Hill establishes his voice from the outset with fluid, velvet-toned playing and a predominantly introspective, rather than showy approach...In short, these are exquisitely poetic and, above... —
