Raphael, G
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The Vienna Radio Symphony could not have been bettered in a reading that, while it might be marginally tauter, has Fabian Enders as a sympathetic and always idiomatic exponent. With its spacious... —
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The Acacia Quartet is a well-known ensemble in Australia and has made several records. These four excellent musicians recognize Raphael’s music for the substantial work it is, bringing a fine... —
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These are intense, virtuosic, and largescale pieces, well crafted for the organ… Urponen handles the formidable musical and technical demands with apparent ease. He plays on a 3-manual, 50-stop... —
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Günter Raphael: Music for Violin
First Recordings on CD
Pauline Reguig (violin), with Emilio Peroni (piano), with Darius Kaunas (violin)
I am convinced that the music's inherent humanity, depth of feeling, warmth and optimism will endure long after the more fashionable example of Raphael's (and our own) contemporaries have fallen... —
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Finally, there comes the Sonatina for Flute, Viola, and Harp (1948), beautifully varied, and harmonically spicy in its finale. This is one of the triumphs of the disc, both compositionally and... —
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Advent Music (Choral and Instrumental Pieces)
Eberhard Kraus (organ), Christine Pernpeintner (soprano), Wolfgang Baumgratz (organ), Franz Lehrndorfer (organ), Irmgard Heichele (soprano), Max Frey (organ), Helmut P. Tramnitz (organ), Edward H. Tarr (trumpet), Irmtraud Kruger (organ)
Army Band X Chamber Orchestra, Regensburg Kirchen Musik-schule...
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Respighi: Lauda per la Natività del Signore, P. 166
Yeree Suh (soprano), Kristine Larissa Funkhauser (mezzo-soprano), Krystian Adam (tenor)
Rundfunkchor Berlin, Polyphonia Ensemble Berlin, Nicolas Fink, Māris Sirmais
Both the choral and solo singing on this glowing new recording are of high quality, the wind playing delightfully coloured —
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