Orchid Classics - up to 25% off selected titles
Until 2nd September, we are offering up to 25% off selected Orchid Classics titles on CD, Vinyl, & Downloads.
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Special offer. Schubert: String Quartet No. 14 'Death and the Maiden' & Beethoven: String Quartet No. 14, Op. 131
Sacconi Quartet (string quartet)
The players have a notable consistency of tone, perhaps partly thanks to the fact that the three higher instruments are all by the influential 20th-century Italian luthier from which the quartet... —
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…worthy to stand with the best. Gilchrist's light tenor, with its springing rhythmic life, makes us feel that the young lad is living very much in a wide-eyed emotional present, as elusive... —
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Gramophone Magazine, November 2009, Editor's Choice
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Intelligent programming and exceptional playing—particularly in the inner works by Janáček and Fujikura—along with excellent sound and well-written program notes by the performer, all add up... —
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Special offer. Schubert Reimagined
Josephine Knight (cello), The Gesualdo Six (early music ensemble), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano), Timothy Jones
Throughout this beautiful album of Schuber t arrangements, cellist Josephine Knight’s gorgeous tone never falters. —
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Throughout this extremely challenging programme, Katherine Hunka produces a beguiling- melt-in-the-mouth sonority on her Grancino violin. The enchanting Schubert Rondo is by no means the most... —
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Gilchrist and Tilbrook deliver some of the more expansive songs very well...Gilchrist's voice is admirably suited to gentle, lyrical singing. —
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there is much to enjoy here: the grave beauty of the first Impromptu, the eager warmth of the third, the charm of the fourth Moment Musicaux, and the understated but poignant regret of the final... —
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Special offer. James Gilchrist sings Schubert & Beethoven
James Gilchrist (tenor) & Anna Tilbrook (piano)
James Gilchrist and Anna Tilbrook take great care to sense the lightness of touch and the emotional fragility of these songs of vernal yearning...The performers' art really does conceal art:... —
