Lee Reynolds
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Her connection to the often elusive spirit of the score is evident right from the start, where she turns the obsessively repeating five-note runs into insouciant sneers. And Lloyd and conductor... —
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Katarzyna Laskowska (soprano vocals), Adam Strug (tenor vocals)
London Symphony Orchestra, Cappella Corale Varsaviana Choir, Lee Reynolds
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Special offer. Malcolm Arnold, Christoph Schönberger & Ruth Gipps: Horn Concertos
Ben Goldscheider (horn), Philharmonia Orchestra, Lee Reynolds
You know you’re in safe hands from Goldscheider’s assertive first notes in Malcolm Arnold’s Concerto No. 2, and his richly varied tones, from mellifluous to the almost rude, prove a joy on this... —
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The London Symphony Orchestra plays the music of Igor Pereverzev
Maida Vale Singers Soloists, London Symphony Orchestra, Lee Reynolds
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Hints of Khachaturian, Shostakovich, Glazunov and others peep through cinematic gestures…But, with actor-composer Aleksandr Slizunov credited for ‘arrangements’, it’s the orchestration that... —
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Wonderland: The Alice Sound
Emily Dickens, Joanna Harries (mezzo-soprano), Richard Pinkstone, Neil Balfour, Paul Rissmann, London Symphony Orchestra, Lee Reynolds
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Vito Palumbo: Woven Lights
Francesco D'Orazio, Francesco Abbrescia, London Symphony Orchestra, Lee Reynolds
The violin concerto (2015) is a formidable beast, cast in several episodes across a single, 30-minute movement. It is often dissonant and violent, contrasted with lyrical lines from the solo... —
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Contemporary Music
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