Divine Art
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A fascinating and stimulating release. —
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Travelling Light
The Music Of Jim Parker
John Turner (recorders), Anna Christensen (harp), Alex Jones (double bass), Richard Simpson (oboe), Janet Simpson (piano)
The Solem Quartet
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Alexander Ffinch puts Cheltenham College Chapel’s organ through its paces in fine style. Its symphonic heft is vividly felt…[he plays] with the agility of an Olympic slalom skier. —
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Goldstone's modesty is disarming, whilst his technique and ear for the poetic phrase and dramatic flourish are almost second to none...the only bad thing about this disc is that it is officially... —
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Robert Saxton: Portrait
James Turnbull, Roderick Williams (baritone), Andrew West (piano), Madeleine Mitchell (violin), Clare Hammond (piano), St Paul's Sinfonia, Fidelio Trio, Andrew Morley
Performances throughout are excellent, and the sound never less than very good… This CD has definitely prompted to me look again at Robert Saxton’s whole body of serious work, and I hope it... —
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Sam Hayden: Solos/Duos
Gianpaolo Antongirolami (soprano saxophone), Michele Selva (baritone saxophone), Carla Rees (flute), Richard Haynes (contrabass clarinet), Karolina Öhman (cello), Tamriko Kordzaia (piano), Darragh Morgan (violin), Mats Scheidegger (guitar)
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Cowie: Clarinet Concerto No. 2 & Concerto for Orchestra
Alan Hacker (clarinet), Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Howard Williams
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The motoric force of the Iranian-born nonagenarian Hormoz Farhat’s Piano Sonata No 1, composed in the 1950s, contrasts fascinatingly with the confident expansiveness of its successor, written... —
