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…an attractively planned recital, intelligently and musically played. —
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Weaving together the familiar and unfamiliar, this is a collection of real light and shade, all done with awe-inspiring power and characterisation. —
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Elgar - Songs and Piano Music
David Owen Norris (piano), The Works: Amanda Pitt (soprano), Mark Wilde (tenor) & Peter Savidge (baritone)
A veritable treasure-trove. —
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as different as can be - yet without ever sounding contrived or perverse...Simply put, he makes the Goldbergs sound more like that other supreme set of piano variations, Beethoven's Diabelli... —
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This is not Annette-Barbara Vogel's first Gál recording...Her new account is more assured still, more relaxed in allowing the music's inner volatility without trying too hard… —
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Nimrod Borenstein’s coruscating Cieli d’Italia and Tchaikovsky’s intense Souvenir de Florence head up an absorbing programme. The quartet perform with terrific élan. —
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[Litton] and Pine seem to be of the same mind, homing in on the [Elgar’s] wistful qualities. One gets a strong whiff of melancholy right from the start…Pine’s interpretation is as emotionally... —
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This is an intriguingly programmed recital from a young South Korean pianist with strong hands and big ideas...Her playing offers impressive moments: jet-propelled fingerwork in Currier's energetic... —
