Divine Art
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Helen Habershon: Found in Water
Helen Habershon (clarinet), John Anderson (oboe), Andrew Fuller (cello), John Lenehan (piano)
The London Primavera, Anthony Halstead
All the works are well-performed by all concerned and the recording is ideal. —
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Enigmas: Solo Piano and Chamber Works
Elspeth Wyllie (piano), Claire Overbury (flute), Hetti Price (cello), Catherine Backhouse (mezzo), Alexa Beattie (viola)
Enigma works well and is accorded a natural voice that demands to be heard. The added works are also well worth your listening contemplation. —
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Vyacheslav Artyomov: Sola Fide & Tempo Costante
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Kaunas State Choir, Moscow Chamber Orchestra ‘Musica Viva’, Murad Annamamedov
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Robin Walker: Turning towards you
John Turner (recorder), Emma McGrath (violin), Leon Bosch (double bass), Richard Howarth and Julia Hanson (violins), Richard Williamson (viola), Jonathan Price (cello), Min-Jung Kim (piano), Jennifer Langridge (cello)
Manchester Sinfonia, Richard Howarth
All works are enjoyable, approachable and interesting. —
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Found in Dreams
Gabriel Faure; Claude Debussy; Edward Elgar; Robert Schumann; Gerald Finzi; Johannes Brahms; John Lenehan; Helen Habershon; Joseph Horovitz; Antonin Dvorak
Helen Habershon (clarinet), John Lenehan (piano)
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His finger-strength is remarkable, each line perfectly articulated... Schliessmann’s performance is carefully calibrated on both macro-and micro-levels. This, coupled with an understanding of... —
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Mozart: The 'Palatine Sonatas' K.301-306
Daniel-Ben Pienaar (piano), Peter Sheppard Skærved (violin)
These six charming sonatas for violin and piano were written in a single summer by the then 22-year-old Mozart and showcase, in their colourful drama, an impressive maturity. Sheppard Skærved... —
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