All Recordings articles – Page 25
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Johannes Moser: Alone Together
Multitracking brought to a new level of invention by this thoughtful cellist
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Spectrum Concerts Berlin: Taneyev
Compelling accounts of a Russian Romantic who revered the Classical era
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Simone Lamsma: Lost Landscapes
Persuasive readings conjure the vast vistas of this Finnish magician
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Peter Sheppard Skærved: Mozart
An impressive partnership brings charm to youthful Mozart sonatas
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Stephen Nachmanovitch: Hermitage of Thrushes
Birdsong reinvented with panache by this American multi-tasker
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Danish Quartet: Prism IV
Typically enterprising programme from one of today’s outstanding quartets
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Pierluigi Mencattini: Piani
Problematic tuning and inauthentic instrumentation dog these sonatas
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Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux: Ostinata: Works for Solo Violin
An impressively assured recording debut from a violinist to watch
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Rachel Podger: Beethoven
Spontaneity and intelligence as a Baroque giant explores new territory
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Alexandra Conunova, Rosanne Philippens: In a Dream
Rhapsody in abundance from a classy line-up of musicians
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David Nadien: Debussy, Fauré, Franck, Ravel, Schubert
Outstanding Debussy from this much-missed concertmaster
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Daniel Kurganov: Rhythm and the Borrowed Past
Powerful advocacy of hugely demanding violin music
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Arcadia Quartet: Weinberg
A second volume of quartets makes a strong case for this Soviet master
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Konstantin Manaev: Love Stories; The Songs of Our Neighbours
A review of two CDs: exuberant explorations of Eastern European and contemporary music