Divine Art
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John Garth - Six Cello Concertos
RecommendedRichard Tunnicliffe
Avison Ensemble (on period instruments)
Awards:
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Presto Recording of the Week, 17th December 2007
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It's the synchronicity in the playing of the Czech Philharmonic Wind Ensemble that's particularly apparent across the entire collection. In an album named Frisson, you expect lightness and excitement... —
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Wright’s playing is superb. The sound quality of the recording is ideally balanced: every detail from the most intimate arabesque to the hammered octaves is clear and undistorted. —
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Pianist Anthony Goldstone has done a sterling job in realising, reconstructing and completing these fragments, as well as performing them with great musical sensitivity. —
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BBC Music Magazine, October 2007, Instrumental Choice
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The Obbligato Clarinet
Eirian James (soprano), Robert Murray (tenor), Colin Bradbury (clarinet), Oliver Davies (piano)
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The Harmonious Thuringian
Music from the early years of Bach and Handel
Terence Charlston (harpsichord)
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Ucbasaran pays tribute to Liszt’s visit to her home country with a programme of pieces he performed during his visit. The playing is tidy and well phrased, if a little ‘sensible’. —
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