Dickinson
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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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Translations
Peter Lawson, John Turner (recorder), Stuart Eminson, Richard Tunnicliffe, Harvey Davies, Lydia Hillerudh, Joseph Havlat, Rosanna Ter-Berg, Rosie Burto, Peter Dickinson
Performances, by a roster of artists often associated with this composer, leave nothing to be desired in terms of finesse or commitment and have been persuasively recorded. —
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Songs For Sir John
A tribute to Sir John Manduell
Lesley-Jane Rogers (soprano), John Turner (recorder), Richard Simpson (oboe), Benedict Holland (violin), Susie Meszaros (viola), Nicholas Trygstad (cello)
This memorial to Sir John Manduell, for years the head of the Royal Northern College of Music, is conceived as a sequence of settings of his favourite poet, Yeats...Among the 16 items are vivid... —
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English music for oboe
Sarah Francis (oboe), with Rohan de Saram (cello), with Peter Dickinson (piano)
Tagore String Trio
the present collection takes a well-earned place among the long list of Sarah Francis's previous recordings. —
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The eclecticism and stylistic contrasts characterising the works on Nathan Williamson’s newest release reveal this pianist’s knack for conceiving intelligent and freshly minted playlists of... —
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Peter Dickinson - Mass of the Apocalypse
Peter Dickinson, John Flinders (pianos), Duke Dobing (flute), Revd Donald Reeves (speaker), Jo Maggs (soprano), Meriel Dickinson (mezzo-soprano), St James’s Singers, James Holland and David Johnson (percussion), John Alley (piano) & Henry Herford (baritone-speaker)
The Nash Ensemble, Ivor...
…the Larkin homage, and more particularly the Mass, remain the most substantial work, the latter announced by an all-too-predictable apocalyptic crash, but deftly contriving an imaginative interactive... —
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A Garland For John McCabe
An anthology of tributes from 19 composers
Linda Merrick (clarinet), John Turner (recorder), Alistair Vennart (viola), Peter Lawson (piano)
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Special offer. Peter Dickinson: Chamber and Solo Works
Peter Sheppard Skaerved (violin), Roderick Chadwick (piano), Kreutzer Quartet
There are four works for solo violin here, mostly long-lined and rather melancholy. The exception is the 1959 Fantasia, which is characterized by jagged melodic lines and leaping intervals.... —
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Dickinson, a fine musician with a wealth of experience, plays with a swinginspired half-smile and knowingly contrived insouciance. —
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The singers are well deserving of praise, the apostles in particular, and the chorus enliven the drama with their spirited singing, despite the restrictive recording...The Judas Tree may be... —
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