Stone Records
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their well-considered performances show affection for the music, revelling in its warmth and flashes of humour, and they are beautifully recorded...Altogether, a resounding success. —
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BBC Music Magazine, July 2013, Chamber Choice
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This Winterreise is beautifully put together in every way: interpretation, recording, liner notes, artwork - even if Rose's sepulchral bass is never quite as rhythmically rigorous as Matthewman's... —
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2013, Disc of the Month
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Yamada in particular is outstanding throughout, always poised, pertly eloquent, alert and conscientious in the drawing together of threads so that these three contrasted idioms do some weaving... —
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Schubert: Schwanengesang
Matthew Rose (bass), Malcolm Martineau (piano), Christina Gansch (soprano), Robert Murray (tenor)
Rose's voice may be best suited to the more boisterous songs, such as 'Der Atlas', but he can also be delicate without sounding precious —
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Beethoven: Piano Trios Nos. 6 & 7
Phoenix Piano Trio: Jonathan Stone (violin), Marie Macleod (cello) & Sholto Kynoch (piano)
In general, the Phoenix seem to favour slowish tempi...It's the outer movement of the Archduke where the Phoenix seem to have most to say, shaping the opening Allegro moderato effectively and... —
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One Note Away
Juliette Bausor (flute), Daniel Bates (oboe), Olga Jegunova (piano), Adam Newman (viola), Matthew Hunt (clarinet)
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This odd grouping of classics from Vienna's First and Second Schools is so well played that one happily accepts its rather strained rationale; Shilyaev is a natural Beethovenian, but his Berg... —
