Barry Guy
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Mozart 225: Fragments & Discoveries
Florian Birsak (cembalo), Florian Birsak (clavichord), Thomas Trotter (organ), Florian Birsak (spinet), Roberto Prosseda (piano), Balazs Maté (cello), Thibault Noally (violin), Francesco Corti (fortepiano), David Glidden (viola), Florian Birsak (fortepiano), Ronald Brautigam (piano), Isabelle van...
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In Darkness Let Me Dwell
John Potter (tenor)
Barry Guy (double bass), Maya Homburger (violin), Stephen Stubbs (lute), John Surman (soprano saxophone, bass clarinet)
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Guy: Folio
Maya Homburger (baroque violin), Muriel Cantoreggi (violin) & Barry Guy (double-bass)
Munich Chamber Orchestra, Christoph Poppen
...the whole soundscape glitters with detail, delicious collisions between baroque and contemporary improvisational ideas, and some startlingly effective sounds. Add an immaculate ECM recording,... —
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Sebastian Gramss: Thinking of
Mark Dresser, John Eckhardt, Sebastian Gramss, Barry Guy, Christine Hoock, Joëlle Léandre, Dieter Manderscheid, Barre Phillips, Daniele Roccato, Tetsu Saitoh, Håkon Thelin & Stefano Scodanibbio
Gramss deploys his resources with cheerful glee, producing a genuinely celebratory piece. —
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Tod Machover: Light; Soft Morning, City!
Ensemble Intercontemporain, Jane Manning & Barry Guy, Barry Guy, Jane Manning
Peter Eötvös
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Geminiani: La Folia & Other Works
Purcell Quartet (string quartet), Catherine Mackintosh (violin), Elizabeth Wallfisch (violin), Richard Boothby (cello), Robert Woolley (harpsichord), The Purcell Band (instrumental ensemble), Pavlo Beznosiuk (violin), Catherine Weiss (violin), Barry Guy (viol), Alan George (viola), Lucy Carolan (organ),...
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Special offer. Buxton Orr: Chamber Music for Strings
Andrew Roberts (violin), Maya Homburger (Baroque violin) & Barry Guy (double-bass)
Beethoven String Trio of London
The beautifully crafted music of Buxton Orr [1924-97] has been shockingly neglected...The tonal idiom is not likely to disconcert anyone who enjoys the Bartok quartets...Altogether an attractive... —