Toccata Classics
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Professor Scott’s use of the winds, brass and percussion is masterly, lending vibrant colour to his scores...memorable tunes are the strong point of all these compositions. —
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Special offer. Jack Stamp: Music for Brass Band
Steve Eckland, Bill Chouinard, Lake Wobegon Brass Band, Michael Halstenson
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Coming soon. Yevhen Stankovych: Complete Chamber Symphonies, Vol. 1
Eva Rabchevska, Natalia Kozhushko-Maksymiv, Dmytro Tavanets, Luba Tunnicliffe, Kyiv Chamber Orchestra, Natalia Ponomarchuk
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These two collections are enchanting: at once playful and serious, exploratory, intellectually vigorous and, very often, deeply poignant. —
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Special offer. Arnold Rosner: Chamber Music
Curtis Macomber (violin), Maxine Neuman (cello), David Richmond (bassoon), Margaret Kampmeier (piano), Carson Cooman (piano)
La Divina Commedia
All the musicians here, including ubiquitous composer Carson Cooman, find empathy and sympathy for this music. They pour their hearts and technique into this often dourly beautiful music. —
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Lehtola’s playing and programme notes are outstanding, and the glassy chill of the Virtanen organ at Turku fits the music like a glove. —
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Christopher Guild has created a well-considered and perfectly poised recital...For me, The Young Pianist’s Delius is a delightful discovery...I loved the Little Jazz Variations on Purcell’s... —
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Arthur Lourié: Chamber and Instrumental Music, Vol. 1: Works With Wind Instruments
Birgit Ramsl, Raphael Leone, Paolo Beltramini, Candy Grace Ho, Gottlieb Wallisch (piano), Egidius Streiff, Musicians of the Arthur Lourié Festival, Basel
Recordings throughout are of the highest quality, and it is very good to think that Lourié’s music, which was for so long neglected, is being revived in the hands of musicians such as these. —
