Toccata Classics
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Pinkas is a committed exponent of Shapero’s music. —
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Special offer. Igor Raykhelson: Orchestral Music, Volume Three
Boris Berezovsky (piano), Alexander Kniazev (cello)
Russian State Symphony Orchestra, Hobart Earle
Both works receive stupendous performances. Berezovsky and Alexander Kniazev, dedicatee of the Cello Concerto, play with consummate virtuosity and total conviction. The composer is fortunate... —
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Kinsella: Symphonies Nos. 5 & 10
Bill Golding (narrator), Gerard O'Connor (bass-baritone)
RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra, Irish Chamber Orchestra, Colman Pearce, Gábor Takács-Nagy
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Dussek’s oeuvre well deserves disinterring. For all its seeming looseness the Fantaisie is harmonically diverting and has an attractive freedom of expression, whilst the Études can’t help providing... —
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Kyung-Ah Noh presents [Alexandrov's music] unfalteringly with a sense of a single articulated span of thought and emotional epiphany...If your taste runs to Rachmaninov and then to Medtner,... —
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Leif Solberg: Orchestral, Choral and Organ Music
Tim Collins (organ)
Solberg Centenary Singers & Liepaja Symphony Orchestra, Marit Tondel Bodsberg & Paul Mann
[The Symphony] is a masterpiece of expressivity and poise, and under Mann's insightful direction the Latvian orchestra produce a fizzing account...The performances all round are sensitive and... —
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Gutman aims to prove that, far from being ill-suited to harpsichord works, the piano can illuminate them; as he points out, its capacity to vary the tone allows the player to bring out the contrasting... —
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Joan Cabanilles: Keyboard Music, Volume 2
24 Works for Organ and for Harpsichord
Timothy Roberts (organ/harpsichord)
