Deux-Elles
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Daniel-Ben Pienaar's performance are quite simply stunning. The instrument he plays matters much less than his musicianship, which is evident at every turn. His touch is light and sure, his... —
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Building a Library, October 2018, Also Recommended
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This is a delight of a disc. Short and slight – pared back to the essentials of both texture and repertoire – it’s a lunchtime recital rather than a full evening’s commitment, something to send... —
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Gramophone Magazine, October 2023, Editor's Choice
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Wadsworth's playing is sensitive and polished throughout, and he draws sumptuous velvet sounds from both the 10-course lute and the 14-course theorbo...Wadsworth's renditions of The Miller's... —
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Gramophone Magazine, August 2017, Editor's Choice
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I, Clara
Clara Schumann - A Life in Music
Lucy Parham (piano), Harriet Walter, BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth
Harriet Walter delivers a blessedly undevout reading of Lucy Parham’s narration, her timing impeccable, her manner untheatrical...The Fazioli, an instrument with a strong lower register, is... —
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Record Review, 9th November 2019, Disc of the Week
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Gramophone Magazine, May 2002, Editor's Choice
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I haven't heard playing from any recent pianist that surpasses Roscoe's...It is characteristic of Roscoe, as of all the supreme executants, that listening itself becomes a strenuous process...Roscoe... —
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BBC Music Magazine, October 2012, Instrumental Choice
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Julian Perkins has chosen an eclectic variety of pieces ranging from the first half of the 17th to the middle of the 18th century. New to my ears was a Capriccio by Wolfgang Ebner, whose dance-like... —
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BBC Music Magazine, August 2023, Instrumental Choice
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There is a real sweetness to Grant's voice, which excellently matches McQuade's considered, tasteful voicing on the guitar...This is an album you could happily listen to time and again. —
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Music For French Kings
Amanda Babington (musette), Claire Babington (cello), David Smith (harpsichord)
Amanda Babington is an accomplished virtuoso who is exploring [the musette's] extensive repertoire. The Bourbon dynasty seem to have had a particular liking for the musette and this recording... —
