Naxos
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Persuasively played by the Oslo String Quartet and is impeccably recorded. —
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After Mozart returned from his first extended tour of Italy in 1771 he embarked on a number of symphonic projects that show his astonishing assimilation and transformation of the Italian overture,... —
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[Laurence Cummings] plays with more spontaneity and flair than his more illustrious colleagues. —
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Dvorak: Piano Concerto & The Water Goblin
Jeno Jando (piano)
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Antoni Wit
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Einar Steen-Nokleberg has risen to the demands made on him. His playing is crisp and clear, brilliant when brilliance is needed, and he also has a feeling for the tender wistfulness and warmth,... —
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Rachmaninov: Caprice Bohémien & Symphony No. 1
Ireland National Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Anissimov
The finale’s programmatic and original clash of public ceremony and private tragedy is superbly handled; never has the final, tam-tam laden twisting of the symphony’s vengeful idée fixe been... —
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Donald Hunt...brings his considerable and appropriate credentials to this twentieth-century British repertoire. —
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Bartók: Piano Concerto No. 1, BB 91, Sz. 83, etc.
Jeno Jando (piano)
Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Andras Ligeti
This CD is certainly more than worth its extremely modest asking price. —
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Ravel & Falla: Piano Works
Francois-Joel Thiollier (piano)
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Antoni Wit
The whole performance, throbbing with life, makes you listen afresh. —
