Harmonia Mundi
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With Christoph Eschenbach’s imaginatively conceived accompaniments, Matthias Goerne’s burnished legato evoke[s] a darkly Romantic world, despite some very slow tempos and fugitive consonants. —
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Stravinsky: L'Histoire du Soldat
Denis Podalydès (Le Soldat), Michel Vuillermoz (Le Diable), Didier Sandre (Le Lecteur); Orchestre de Paris, Olivier Charlier
It’s superbly acted…Vuillermoz makes a seductive, insidious Devil, though the great performance comes from Denis Podalydès’s beautifully realised Soldier…The playing is dexterous, svelte, at... —
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An entire disc of funeral motets and deplorations might not sound like fun, but Josquin’s music and the timeless poetry of his texts assuage and transcend…[Reuss’s] tempos are never too ponderous,... —
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Bach, J S: Motets, BWV225-230
Richard Myron (violin), Jan Freiheit (cello) & Tobias Schade (organ)
Vocalconsort Berlin, Marcus Creed
Creed's singers..[flow] with a delightful ease through Bach's taxing figurations - treating voices as if texted instruments. He binds together the contrasting sections of Lobet den Herrn with... —
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