Chamber, Bainton, E (composer)
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Listening 'blind' to Bainton's 1915 A major Quartet, I was struck by its distinctly continental flavour… It's a most engaging discovery, beautifully imagined for the medium… and full of lovely... —
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Sarah-Jane Bradley's viola has a singing quality beautifully suited to this essentially ruminative, lyrical repertoire and Christian Wilson's role as accompanist is most sensitively judged in... —
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Elgar's Serenade sounds clunky rather than graceful on piano, but Goldstone and Clemmow are tremendous in The Planets, its dissonances startingly modern. —
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Romantics in England – Music for Cello & Piano
Recorded: Potton Hall, Suffolk, 21-23 May 2008
Joseph Spooner (cello) & Kathryn Mosley (piano), Joseph Spooner (cello) & Michael Jones (piano)
Spooner's tone is rich and varied. The Edwardian "salon" lyricism of the two miniatures by Rosalind Ellicott and Quilter is sensitively understated, but there is a good deal more "in the tank"... —
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