Delphian
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Mozart: Violin Sonatas: Sonatas K 304, K378 & K 454
transcribed for oboe
Olivier Stankiewicz (oboe), Jonathan Ware (piano)
It makes sense: the two instruments share the ability to scintillate in notey virtuoso writing as well as to spin a rapt singing line in lyric music. —
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Organs of Edinburgh
Usher Hall – John Kitchen, St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly, Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie, St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson, Freemasons’ Hall – Timothy Byram-Wigfield, St Andrew’s & St George’s West Parish Church – Michael Harris, Broughton St Mary’s...
This is a magnificent package, fully befitting its subject...The entire collection is a veritable treasure-trove, a feast for lovers of organ music...Just 2,000 copies of this will ever be published... —
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This recording is a real gem…the performance is always delicate but
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Advent at Old St. Paul's
Calum Robertson (organ), John Kitchen (organ), Calum Robertson (clarinet)
Choir of Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Edinburgh
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As on earlier Delphian discs from Wilde, the ear is seduced by his beautiful tone (the piano he uses and his technician quite rightly receive a credit), and try the adagios of 'The Tempest'... —
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They certainly burst with charm and character...ensemble and singer are well matched. Eight composers are featured in a wide range of styles, from drawing room culture to folk, bolero and bordello,... —
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a recital that is both entertaining and instructive —
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Benjamin Nicholas: The Merton Organ
Benjamin Nicholas (the new Dobson organ of Merton College, Oxford)
Nicholas judges expertly the variety of colours in his performance...The new Dobson organ is a splendid addition to Merton College Chapel. —
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She has the kind of voice one associates with Despina in Cosi fan tutte...It goes without saying that Iain Burnside's accompaniments are ideal, detailed in the modern manner but never obtruding,... —
