Delphian
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Orchestral Anthems: Elgar | Finzi | Dyson | Howells
Britten Sinfonia, Choir of Merton College Oxford, Benjamin Nicholas
Benjamin Nicholas maintains excellent control of his forces in a recording that is sonorously generous and forward in sound. The Merton choirs (including the soloists) are in fine voice and... —
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Special offer. Handel: Alexander's Feast
Sophie Bevan (soprano), Ed Lyon (tenor), William Berger (bass), Jan Waterfield (harpsichord), Nicholas Wearne (organ continuo)
Ludus Baroque, Richard Neville-Towle
Energy and vigour are among the common properties radiated by the period instrument players and professional choristers of Richard Neville-Towle's Ludus Baroque...This exuberant performance,... —
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The first complete album by the Glasgow-based composer features works for wind ensemble, all of which are colourful and vivid. Faith, Hopes and Charity, performed by Carla Rees, shows the vast... —
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Searchlight gleam or delicate whisper: the violinist Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux, a Young Classical Artists Trust prizewinner in 2021, excels at both dynamic extremes. She’s also extremely good... —
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Some of the longer caprices outstay their welcome, but they are all played with concentration and engagement by Lee, whose double-stops are fearsomely accurate, tonal palette attractively varied,... —
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This album, intelligently curated by Julian Perkins, is a happy celebration of that gift [Mark Ransom's bequest to the museum] and of the enlarged museum’s reopening in 2023. —
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Building Castles: Live Music Now Celebrates 40 Years
Hannah Rarity, Campus Trio, Leila Marshall, Sasha Savaloni, Calum Robertson, Juliette Philogene, Emily Mitchell, Geoffrey Tanti
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The performances are strong, at times strikingly intense, occasionally large in gesture and scale. —
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Here we have five bold and bright chamber pieces, chiefly inspired by mythologies from the ancient world…the members of Red Note Ensemble, superb Scottish specialists in the contemporary, deliver... —
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Handel: Song for St Cecilia’s Day
Mary Bevan (soprano) & Ed Lyon (tenor)
Ludus Baroque, Richard Neville-Towle
Ludus Baroque presents its qualities with unusual vividness in this spacious and measured performance...the whole choral and orchestral tableau is marvellously realised here in an acoustic that... —
