All Magazine articles – Page 36
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ReviewConcert review: Kian Soltani (cello) Aaron Pilsan (piano)
Tim Homfray ventures into London’s Wigmore Hall on 21 June 2022 for the recital of Schumann, Valentin Silvestrov, Enescu and a set of Persian folk songs
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ReviewBook review: Uncommon Measure: A Journey Through Music, Performance, and the Science of Time
Julian Haylock reads through Natalie Hodges’ insightful thoughts on being a musician through the prisms of neuroscience and quantum physics
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ReviewBook review: Whole Notes: Life Lessons through Music
Celia Cobb reads a compelling memoir by Australian cellist, violist and teacher Ed Ayres
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ReviewBook review: Orchestra Management Handbook: Building Relationships in Turbulent Times
Mark Pemberton examines Travis Newton’s volume on how to be an orchestra manager during a pandemic and other crises
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ReviewOssy Renardy: The Complete Remington Recordings
Final thoughts from a much-lamented violinist
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ReviewAndreas Brantelid et al: 48 Strings: Music for one, two, four and twelve cellos
Cello virtuosity elevated to high art through compelling musicality
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ReviewConcert review: Viano Quartet, Roberto Díaz (viola)
Bruce Hodges watches the show at Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Hall, courtesy of the American Philosophical Society, on 4 May 2022
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ReviewConcert review: Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider (violin) Cleveland Orchestra/Franz Welser-Möst
Bruce Hodges watches the performance of Szymanowski’s Violin Concerto no.2 at New York’s Carnegie Hall on 1 June 2022
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ReviewConcert review: East Coast Chamber Orchestra
Leah Hollingsworth attends the performance at New York’s Washington Irving High School on 1 May 2022, part of the People’s Symphony Concerts
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ReviewBasil Vendryes: Juon Chamber Music for Viola
Ardent readings put Juon’s viola music in the spotlight
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ReviewConcert review: Mandelring Quartet, Roland Glassl (viola) Isang Enders (cello)
Carlos Maria Solare attends a series of perofrmances at the Reiss-Engelhorn Museum, Mannheim, on 6–7 May 2022
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ReviewAnne Akiko Meyers: Shining Night
A legendary ‘del Gesù’ takes centre stage in this wide-ranging recital
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ReviewItamar Zorman: Violin Odyssey
Violinistic byways brought to life with élan in this lockdown project
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ReviewChristian Ferras: The SWR Recordings
A fitting, if mixed, tribute to one of the great violinists of the 20th century
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ReviewKaleidoscope Chamber Collective: Coleridge-Taylor
Persuasive accounts of this at-times impressive student fare
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ReviewJohannes Moser: Alone Together
Multitracking brought to a new level of invention by this thoughtful cellist
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ReviewSpectrum Concerts Berlin: Taneyev
Compelling accounts of a Russian Romantic who revered the Classical era
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ReviewSimone Lamsma: Lost Landscapes
Persuasive readings conjure the vast vistas of this Finnish magician
