Chamber, Crosse, G (composer)
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Not just a collection of clarinet works, but a well-devised retrospective of British music over three decades. Bennett's virtuoso, theatrical Scena III and Wood's engrossing, symphonic Paraphrase,... —
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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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Over The Water
Music for Recorder & String Orchestra
John Turner (recorder)
Manchester Camerata Ensemble
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As usual, with any project that John Turner turns his hand to, this is a major success. From the playing of both the soloists that is perfect, through the liner-notes, the design of the CD and... —
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Pastures New - Sampler
William Howard (piano), Alexander Baillie (cello), Andrew Ball (piano), Mary Wiegold (soprano), Mstislav Rostropovich (cello), Noriko Kawai (piano), Jane Manning (soprano), Peter Serkin (piano), Martin Robertson (saxophone), Christopher van Kampen (cello), Peter Pears (tenor), BBC Symphony Orchestra,...
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Antony Hopkins: A Portrait
Michael Hampton (piano), Matthew Jones (viola), James Gilchrist (tenor), Janet Simpson (piano), Paul Barritt (violin), Philip Fowke (piano), John Turner (recorder), Lesley-Jane Rogers (soprano), Stephanie Voss (vocals), Phillida Sewell (soprano), Jeremy Brett (tenor), Antony Hopkins (piano), Stephen...
it is good to discover another mid-20th-century composer who wants to please the ordinary music lover and has rejected atonalism. The present anthology shows his range and his consistently seductive... —
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Antiphon
A Tribute to John Manduell
Daniel Storer (double bass solo)
Manchester Chamber Ensemble, Richard Howarth (director/conductor)
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A tricksy title, but this is an interesting, diverse programme…[Humphreys] shapes the music with skill, and sometimes with humour: I especially enjoyed the almost throaway ending to the Gavotte... —
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