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Beethoven: Piano Concertos Vol. 3
Piano Concerto No. 5 and Triple Concerto
Elizabeth Sombart (piano), Duncan Riddell (violin), Richard Harwood (cello)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Pierre Vallet
The Fifth Concerto is paired with the Triple Concerto in this richly textured performance. —
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Byrd: Sacred Works
Nicolas Haigh, Gerre Hancock, The Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, Fifth Avenue, New York, Jeremy Filsell
Filsell, Haigh and Turner were all educated in England so they understand the choral tradition well, though with more than 30 singers, the impressive effects tend to come in the more monumental... —
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Chilcott: Circlesong
Ella Theurer, Andreea Muţ, Jessica Myers, Richard Brown, Mark Stein, Leonardo Soto, Matt Richards, Marianna Parnas-Simpson, Houston Chamber Choir, Treble Choir of Houston, Robert Simpson
Circlesong is a choral work packed full of fun, with vibrant, dynamic sections alongside more reflective, ethereal moments. Placed alongside a series of shorter pieces by the contemporary composer... —
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However one responds to James Rhodes’s music-making, there’s no question that he still commands the will and the means to convey his ideas in sound. —
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LOOSENING (works by Graham Fitkin)
Simon Haram (saxophone), Ruth Wall, Graham Fitkin, Joby Burgess (percussion), Clare Hammond (piano), Sacconi Quartet
Ostensibly these are works for string quartet with soloist, but Loosening, the title track to this important composer-focused double album, feels more like a duet. There is light shining through... —
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Let The Bright Seraphim
Elin Manahan Thomas (soprano), Crispian Steele-Perkins (trumpet)
The Armonico Consort, Christopher Monks
The tone is immediately set by Crispian Steele-Perkins' trilling trumpet on
Bach's "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen", which also features quite thrilling
counterpoints between him and soprano... —
