Special offer. A French Connection
Daniel Rowland (violin), Natacha Kudritskaya (piano)
The Concert ’s vast emotional sweep is conveyed with a natural awareness of the ebb and flow of its intense passions...The Sonata is beautifully played with plenty of character, with delectably...
Special offer. A French Connection
Daniel Rowland (violin), Natacha Kudritskaya (piano)
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The Concert ’s vast emotional sweep is conveyed with a natural awareness of the ebb and flow of its intense passions...The Sonata is beautifully played with plenty of character, with delectably...
About
Daniel Rowland and Natacha Kudritskaya present two gorgeously romantic pieces in their second recording for Champs Hill: the Franck Sonata, a perennial favourite, and the all too rarely heard Chausson Concerto for violin, piano and string quartet.
The disc also features the world premiere recordings of beautiful arrangements of three Debussy Preludes by Craig White.
Daniel and Natacha’s previous recording of the Enescu Sonatas for Champs Hill (CHRCD120) was released in 2016 to critical acclaim:
"Daniel Rowland and Natacha Kudritskaya prove to be the perfect partnership and give an exquisite performance of music by Enescu ... Highly recommended." – BBC Music Magazine
"Rowland has a powerful, glamorous tone, gleaming down at the top and throaty and rugged down at the bottom, and Natacha Kudritskaya matches him every bar of the way for passion, fantasy and precision." – Gramophone
Contents and tracklist
- Daniel Rowland, Natacha Kudritskaya, Francesco Sica, Asia Jiménez Antón de Vez, Joel Waterman, Maja Bogdanović
- Daniel Rowland, Natacha Kudritskaya
- Daniel Rowland, Natacha Kudritskaya
Awards and reviews
May 2021
The Concert ’s vast emotional sweep is conveyed with a natural awareness of the ebb and flow of its intense passions...The Sonata is beautifully played with plenty of character, with delectably veiled tone from both players in the first movement.
May 2021
When it can be hard these days to differentiate between the top violinists’ individual sounds, Rowland truly sounds like nobody else.
