Instrumental, Piano Solos, Nocturnes, Field (composer)
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[Ott] had a brilliant pianistic career in her teens, but at 21 she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Now 36, she has never stopped performing; this album is just the latest measure of her... —
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BBC Music Magazine, April 2025, Instrumental Choice
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International Classical Music Awards, 2026, Winner - Solo Instrumental
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Douglas's own compositions are slight, but the traditional Irish songs he's arranged have great charm...Meanwhile, Douglas brings transparency of sound to six of Field's Nocturnes; with Alice... —
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Once again Naxos scores with a little-known pianist, and the program includes the last of Field's Op. 1 sonatas that he wrote in 1801. It is in two movements but shows considerable influence... —
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Another Naxos edition well worth collecting. —
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Curiously, it’s the least restful works that are most successfully performed...Her Britten is superb – colourful and rhythmically alert. —
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Opus Klassik, 2022, Young Artist of the Year
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John Field: Piano Concertos, Nocturnes, Sonatas
Benjamin Frith (piano), Northern Sinfonia, David Haslam
Lively, heartfelt performances of all the Field one is ever likely to need. —
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Field’s more whimsical offerings have a playful spirit all their own, with memorable melodies regularly peppered with decorative runs somewhat akin to whorls of icing sugar enthusiastically... —
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Field - Piano Concertos
Míceál O’Rourke (piano), David Juriz (violin), Jennifer Godson (violin), Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola) & Julia Desbruslais (cello)
London Mozart Players, Matthias Bamert
O’Rourke seems to have adopted the style of Field himself; he has a lovely touch and flow. —
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