Naxos
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Weinberg: Symphony No. 8 ‘Polish Flowers’, Op. 83
Rafał Bartmiński (tenor), Magdalena Dobrowolska (soprano) & Ewa Marciniec (alto)
Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, Antoni Wit
Inevitably the mood of much of the music is oppressive and troubled...Weinberg deploys his large forces sparingly and with great textural variety...It was a masterstroke on the part of Naxos... —
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tThis is a terrific display of Novák’s orchestral music, including the previously unrecorded Wallachian Dances. —
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Toshio Hosokawa: Orchestral Works, Vol. 4
Jeroen Berwaerts (soloist), Paul Huang (soloist), Residentie Orkest The Hague, Jun Märkl
in all the recordings even the most dense textures are delineated with admirable clarity, and the two principal soloists excel...I sense that Uzu is the work most likely to appeal to listeners... —
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Capella Istropolitana under its conductor/composer Jaroslav Krecek produces sparkling results...The sound quality does full justice to these admirable performances. —
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This is a real bargain. A first-class, thoughtful performance; exulting, exciting and sensitive with a tremendous breadth and depth of sound. —
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Special offer. Elliott Carter 100th Anniversary
New Music Concerts Ensemble, Robert Aitken (director)
Mosaic for harp and ensemble was composed for the Nash Ensemble in 2005, and is a miniature concerto in all but name… There's an irrepressible verve about the writing, as there is about the... —
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Ukrainian Christmas
Solomiya Ivakhiv, Lviv National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Serhii Khorovets
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