Alto
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Melodiya originals find Sviatoslav Richter on top form, making Schubert’s awkward hurdles sound effortless, even if the muscular Beethovenian trajectory tends to over-inflate on occasion. —
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Baroque Bohemia & Beyond: IX
Ana de la Vega (flute), Trondheim Soloists, New Dutch Academy, Simon Murphy
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Paul Paray and the Detroit Symphony orchestra relish the tunefulness of Suppé’s Overtures and cook up a storm in Berlioz’s Roman Carnival. Thrilling performances matched by amazingly vivid recordings. —
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Six Trumpet Concertos
RecommendedCrispian Steele-Perkins (trumpet), Neil Black & James Brown (oboes)
English Chamber Orchestra, Anthony Halstead
Awards:
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Building a Library, October 2015, First Choice
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Felicity Lott sings Schubert Favourites
Felicity Lott (soprano) & Graham Johnson (piano), with Michael Collins (clarinet) & Ian Brown (piano)
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Art of the Prima Donna
RecommendedJoan Sutherland (soprano)
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Francesco Molinari-Pradelli
Awards:
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Grammy Awards, 4th Awards (1961), Best Classical Solo Vocal Album
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BAROQUE BOHEMIA & BEYOND - Volume X
Wolfram Christ (viola), Koln Chamber Orchestra, Helmut Müller-Brühl, Bruno Meier (flute), Prague Chamber Orchestra, Václav Smetácek, Prague Radio Orchestra
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Baroque Bohemia & Beyond Volume 5
Concertos
Martin Kos (volin), Zdeněk Adam (oboe), Karel Vencour (trumpet), Igor Fantišak (clarinet), Eliška Adamová (horn)
Czech Chamber Philharmonic, Petr Chromčák