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Building a Library, November 2009, Highly Recommended
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Carl Czerny & Max Bruch: Concertos for Piano Duo & Orchestra
Piano Duo Genova & Dimitrov (Aglika Genova & Liuben Dimitrov)
Genesis Orchestra, Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Yordan Kamdzhalov
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Kabalevsky: The Complete Works for Piano & Orchestra
Michael Korstick (piano)
NDR RADIOPHILHARMONIE Hannover, Alun Francis
A first-rate set of Kabalevsky's complete piano-orchestral works —
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Reichardt, J F: Die Geisterinsel
Ulrike Staude (Miranda), Barbara Hannigan (Fabio), Romelia Lichtenstein (Ariel), Markus Schäfer (Fernando), Ekkehard Abele (Prospero), Tom Sol (Caliban), Das Kleine Konzert, Hermann Max
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Diapason d’Or, May 2018, Découverte
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2023, Nominated - Young Talent & Solo Instrumental
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The performance by the ensemble is excellent, with clear tempos, good sense of contrast, and a quality which allows for Krommer’s obvious orchestral textures to emerge, whether simply as lightly... —
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The orchestra gives us brisk, energetic, and stylish performances in the by-now familiar period-influenced style adapted to modern instruments. The strings in particular handle some virtuosic... —
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2020, Winner - Orchestral (18th-century music)
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Joseph Beer: Der Prinz von Schiras
Paul Kmetsch, Scarlett Pulwey, Opernchor Regensburg, Philharmonisches Orchester Regensburg, Stefan Veselka, Matthias Störmer, Fabiana Locke, Carlos Moreno Pelizari, Roger Krebs, Ensemble Theater Regensburg, Kirsten Labonte, Michael Haake, Theodora Varga, Felix Rabas
Der Prinz von Schiras, from 1934, might fall a little below the best operettas of Lehár, Leo Fall, or Kálmán, but it's certainly equal to Paul Abraham's fusions of romantic operetta and dance-band... —
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Special offer. Mozart: Die Verstellte Gärtnerin ('La finta giardiniera')
Sandrine Piau (Violante), Susanne Bernhard (Arminda), Lydia Teuscher (Serpetta), Olivia Vermeulen (Ramiro), Julian Prégardien (Graf Belfiore), Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke (Don Anchise), Michael Kupfer-Radecky (Roberto), Munchner Rundfunkorchester, Andrew Parrott
The sufferings of the disguised Violante are f inely captured by Sandrine Piau, while the complexities of her errant (and at one time violent) lover Belfiore are well realised by Julian Prégardien... —
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Opera, April 2023, Disc of the Month
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there is much to delight in the four works presented here, with charm, virtuosity and vivaciousness in abundance. The use of period instruments gives a pleasing airiness to textures. —
