Naxos
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Petitgirard: Le Petit Prince
Mari Lili-Laurila (singer)
Budapest Studio Choir, Honvéd Male Choir & Solistes du Hungarian Symphony Orchestra Budapest, Laurent Petitgirard
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Special offer. Rossini: L'inganno felice
Kenneth Tarver, Corinna Mologni, Lorenzo Regazzo, Marco Vinco & Simon Bailey
Czech Chamber Soloists, Brno, Alberto Zedda
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Special offer. American Classics - Paul Schoenfield
Robert Vernon (viola)
Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, BBC Singers, University of Michigan Opera Chorus and Orchestra, Yoel Levi, Avner Itai, Kenneth Kiesler
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Malawski: Orchestral Works
Beata Bilińska (piano), Artur Malawski Podkarpacka Philharmonic, Mariusz Smolij
Although this album does not invite multiple listening, it is quite a discovery. It is interesting to hear what Artur Malawski’s most successful student – Krzysztof Penderecki – rebelled against... —
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George Enescu: Complete Works for Violin and Piano Volume 1
Axel Strauss (violin) & Ilya Poletaev (piano)
Strauss and Poletaev take the [Second's] virtuoso challenges in their stride...Strauss and Poletaev prove formidable exponents of [the Third's] many charms —
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Wolf-Ferrari: Wind Concertinos
Andrea Tenaglia (oboe), William Moriconi (cor anglais), Giuseppe Ciabocchi (bassoon)
Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma, Francesco La Vecchia
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The disc is not exactly over-packed but there is plenty of interest. The Sound Off March (1885) injects marching pace oompah but also a bitter battle skirl suited to US Marines...The Swedish... —
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Special offer. Rzewski: 4 Pieces, Hard Cuts & The Housewife's Lament
Ralph van Raat (piano)
Lunapark, Arnold Marinissen
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Special offer. Wolf-Ferrari: I gioielli della Madonna
Natalia Ushakova (Maliella), Daniel Čapkovič (Rafaele), Kyungho Kim (Gennaro), Denisa Šlepkovská (Carmela), Peter Maly (Ciccillo), Frantisek Duriac (Rocco)
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Friedrich Haider
[This is] an achievement of which Haider and his Bratislava forces can be proud: the conductor paces it all well, and his players keep up impressively —
