Naxos
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Jameson Cooper and James Dickenson combine on a new recording on the Naxos label, their playing dexterous, witty and nicely judged, the two instruments frequently required to swap roles in a... —
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This gifted Turkish-born, French-trained pianist is a strong Brahms player. —
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British Music for Viola and Orchestra
Helen Callus (viola), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Marc Taddei
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Special offer. Paul Reale: American Mosaic
Kim Cook (cello), John Jensen (piano), Paul Reale (piano), Yale Symphony Orchestra, William Boughton
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Wit and the Warsaw Philharmonic are ideal interpreters. At Naxos's super-budget price it really is an outstanding issue, readily competing with more expensive versions of the Violin Concerto. —
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James Whitbourn: Living Voices
Jeremy Powell (soprano saxophone) & Ken Cowan (organ)
Westminster Williamson Voices, James Jordan
Tonal, tuneful, technically accessible, harmonically palliative: James Whitbourn's music ticks many of the boxes beloved by choral societies...James Jordan directs the Princeton-based choir... —
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Special offer. Joan Tower: String Quartets Nos. 3, 4 & 5
Blair McMillen (piano)
Miami String Quartet, Daedalus Quartet
The best example is Incandescent, a pulsating dance of heat and light, brilliantly sustained by the Miami Quartet. The Daedalus Quartet’s presentation of White Water…is almost as impressive…everything... —
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Special offer. Ravel: Daphnis et Chloé
Bordeaux Opera Chorus & Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine, Laurent Petitgirard
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Petitgirard: Si Yeou Ki (The Journey to the West)
Hungarian Symphony Orchestra Budapest, Laurent Petitgirard
