Naxos
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This disc deserves serious consideration. —
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If you want a bargain-price introduction to Prokofiev's later masterpieces, this is an exciting place to start. —
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Both quartets are at their most persuasive in the lengthy slow movements which anchor their discursive, sometimes playful or tender, surroundings. —
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Pigs Could Fly
Twentieth-Century Music for Children’s Choir
Alexander Wells (piano)
The New London Children’s Choir, Ronald Corp
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Alfonso Romero Asenjo: Cello Concerto, Concerto for Two Violins, String Symphony
Iagoba Fanlo (cello), Sergey Teslya (violin), Joaquin Torre (violin)
Cammerata Orchestra
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Mayr: Messa di Gloria
Dorota Szczepańska (soprano), Freya Apffelstaedt (alto), Markus Schäfer (tenor), Thomas Stimmel (bass), Anna Feith (soprano), Fang Zhi (tenor), Maria Grazia Insam (alto), Elia Merguet (bass), Simon Mayr Choir, Concerto de Bassus, Franz Hauk
Franz Hauk’s burning advocacy for Mayr is palpable and his forces respond with enthusiasm, if at the expense on occasion of finesse. —
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Alexander Koryakin: 2019 Winner Jaén Prize International Piano Competitino
Alexander Koryakin (piano)