John McCabe
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Special offer. Moeran: Rhapsody No. 2 (1924 rev.1941), etc.
John Georgiadis (violin), John McCabe (piano)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, New Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult, Vernon Handley, Nicholas Braithwaite
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The Contemporary Piano: Volume I
Richard Casey, Annabelle Lawson, Joanna Lam, Peter Lawson, Stephen Plews, Jean Hasse, David Owen Norris (piano), John McCabe (piano), Aleksander Szram
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Special offer. John McCabe: Composer, Pianist, Conductor
John McCabe (piano)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, National Youth Orchestra of Scotland, John Snashall
The late John McCabe's superbly articulated piano-playing in his Liszt Fantasy makes the strongest impression. His maverick streak is evident in Tuning, a wry take on the tuning-up process. —
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This British composer-pianist was both admired and promoted by John Ogdon, and here we see why: his music was intriguing, intricately-woven and, though, largely atonal, easy on the ear. —
Awards:
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Sunday Times, 2015, Albums of the Year
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Special offer. John McCabe: Silver Nocturnes
John McCabe (piano), Roderick Williams (baritone), David Pyatt (horn)
Sacconi Quartet
Silver Nocturnes blurs the boundary between string quartet and quintet…Williams has the necessary strength and intensity for the music’s bleak dramaticism. The Horn Quintet (2010-11) confirms... —
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The Times Records of the Year, 2017
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it would be hard to imagine a more satisfying interpreter than Julian Lloyd Webber —
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A sense of occasion permeates this recital...Some technical mishaps, but impeccable musicianship. —
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Anyone who enjoys, say, Grieg's Holberg Suite or Respighi's Ancient Airs and Dances will adore these treasurable, miniature distillations of the English Tudor tradition. Devoted performances... —
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Special offer. Joubert - Chamber and Instrumental Music
Patricia Rozario, Anna Joubert, Mark Bebbington & John McCabe
Brodsky Quartet
Pride of place foes to Joubert's 1977 Second Quartet, an impressive piece played with great conviction by the Brodsky Quartet, in the best recording of the set. —
