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Gabriel Prokofiev: Concerto for Turntables No. 1 & Cello Concerto
Mr Switch (turntables), Boris Andrianov (cello)
Ural Philharmonic Orchestra, Alexey Bogorad
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The Calidore’s performances are as sharp (I don’t mean their intonation!) as the intelligence of their concept. The Schumann is quite beautifully rendered, and if not quite the equal of the... —
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Maltman’s baritone is impressive and authoritative, and he’s a sensitive, natural communicator who brings a directness to the songs’ many emotions. It’s never been a honeyed voice...but the... —
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Darkness and devilry lurk in the shadows...Despax has recorded Bach, Brahms, Chopin, but the works here particularly suit his sensibility. In Maurice Ravel’s haunting masterpiece Gaspard de... —
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What marks this album out are the four Debussy favourites heard in less familiar guise, arrangements where another composer has added their perspective...Unsurprisingly, Ravel’s imaginative... —
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As before, the Carducci’s performances are scrupulously prepared and musically persuasive, yet rather narrower in expressive range than this music demands. —
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Ireland, You're My Home
Caitríona Sherlock (vocalist), Max O’Neill (tenor), Amy Barrett (vocalist), The Choral Scholars of University College Dublin, Solstice Ensemble, Desmond Earley
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Gustavo Díaz-Jerez: Maghek – Seven Symphonic Poems About The Canary Islands
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Eduardo Portal
Turn on this double-disc set of symphonic works by Spanish composer Gustavo Díaz-Jerez and you’ll struggle to leave it. His soundworld is utterly transcendent, each piece inspired by a different... —
