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Haydn & The Earl of Abingdon: Songs & Chamber Music
Café Mozart, Sophie Bevan (soprano), Derek McCulloch
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Pizzetti: Piano Trio, Violin Sonata & Tre Canti
Leila Rásonyi (violin), László Fenyo (cello) & Alpaslan Ertüngealp (piano)
The brooding Violin Sonata and the sunnier, ultra-civilized Piano Trio reinforce Pizzetti's reputation as one of the major Italian composers of the 20th century. —
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Hoffmeister: Double Bass Quartets Nos. 2, 3 & 4
Norbert Duka (double bass), Erno Sebestyen (violin), Helmut Nikolai (viola), Martin Osertag (cello) & Phillip Moll (piano)
If the idea of a string quartet being led by a double bass seems unlikely, bass-player Norbert Duka's expressive, companionable way with Hoffmeister should win new converts. —
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Beethoven: String Trios, Op. 9
Attila Falvay (violin), János Fejérvari (viola) & György Éder (cello)
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Latin-American Music for Guitar
Vicente Coves (guitar), Enrique Morente (vocal), Horacio Ferrer (narrator) & Esteban Ocaña (piano)
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[In No. 4] the NZSO musters rare tension and foreboding. Inkinen isn’t afraid to let the music’s silences breathe, and he finds a steely clarity – notably in the hand-stopped horns and vibrato-less... —
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Lyapunov: Violin Concerto in D minor & Symphony No. 1
Maxim Fedotov (violin)
Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Dmitry Yablonsky
If you have a soft spot for the late-Romantic violin concerto, you'll enjoy Lyapunov's...[Fedotov] produce[s] a rich sound from his instrument, and there's rarely a sense of strain in the more... —
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The first work on the disk is Lajtha’s Fourth Symphony of 1951, a sunny, mildly neoclassical work with the second half of the first movement being particularly beautiful. —
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Piano Favourites for Young People, Vol. 1
Jenő Jandó (piano), János Sebestyén (piano), Wolfgang Rübsam (piano), Balázs Szokolay (piano), İdil Biret (piano)
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