Maurice Steger
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Special offer. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 'Death & the Maiden'
Kuss Quartett, Maurice Steger (recorder)
This is altogether an enterprising and stimulating album, however, and it is impeccably played throughout. —
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Gramophone Magazine, January 2025, Editor's Choice
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Steger's virtuosity is, from a listener's viewpoint and indeed from his own, breathtaking, and he loses no opportunity in demonstrating it. For my taste, though, there is too much gimmickry... —
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2014, Editor's Choice
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Telemann - Suites & Concertos for recorder & orchestra
RecommendedMaurice Steger (treble recorder)
Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin
Steger's playing is astonishing, and the generally swift tempos adopted seem merely a spur to inventive phrasing and articulation. Steger is capable of not only lightning passagework but also... —
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Building a Library, June 2017, First Choice
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Leonard Bernstein: Piano & Chamber Music
Wayne Marshall (piano), Maria Kliegel (cello), Benyamin Nuss (piano), Maurice Steger (recorder), Chad Hoopes (clarinet), Jeffrey Kant (trombone), Jennifer Micallef (piano), Andy Miles (clarinet), Peter Monkediek (trumpet), Hans Nickel (tuba)
Fernando Nina (cello), Peter Roth (trumpet), Lisa...
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Mr Corelli in London
arrangements by Geminiani
Maurice Steger (recorder)
The English Concert, Laurence Cummings
Steger nicely sets the scene, telling of England’s obsession with Corelli’s music and of the convivial societies of amateurs who would gather in smoke-filled rooms to play it...Steger’s playing... —
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Vivaldi: Concerti for Flute and Recorder
Maurice Steger (flute & recorder)
I Barocchisti, Diego Fasolis
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His overtures are always entertaining because of the great variety in character between the movements. The musical depictions which he often includes in his overtures are alternated with more... —