All Reviews articles – Page 25
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ReviewConcert review: Thomas Reif (violin) Sebastian Klinger (cello) Sebastian Manz (clarinet) Alice Sara Ott (piano)
Tim Homfray hears the performance of Messiaen at London’s Purcell Room on 22 June 2023
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ReviewMarina Martins: Santoro
A young cellist shines more brightly than the music in her concerto debut
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ReviewMembers of the Kammerakademie Potsdam: Sperger
A premiere recording shines light on a Mozart contemporary
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ReviewConcert review: Guildhall Chamber Music Festival
Edward Bhesania witnesses the performance from London’s Milton Court Concert Hall on 9 July 2023
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ReviewRachel Barton Pine: Dependent Arising
A Russian concerto meets thrash metal and comes out on top
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: Renaud Capuçon: Mozart
A French master finds the perfect partner for compelling Mozart
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: Isabelle Faust, Il Giardino Armonico: Locatelli
Soulfulness and brilliance are in plentiful supply on this winning album
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ReviewThe Strad Recommends: Emerson Quartet: Infinite Voyage
An affecting farewell from one of the major quartets of today
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ReviewOscar Shumsky: Live at Berkeley
A master violinist scintillates in a bold and brilliant programme
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ReviewBook review: Chaconne Handbook I–II
Robin Stowell reviews Márta Ábrahám’s treatise on the famed Chaconne, another in her series of discussions of Bach masterpieces
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ReviewBook review: The Empowered Performer
Anne Inglis reviews Sharon L. Stohrer’s text for players on building confidence and conquering performance anxiety
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ReviewAntonio Mostacci, Bologna Baroque: Vivaldi
Persuasive readings of a Baroque master, with colour to the fore
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ReviewBook review: Double Bass Basics
Eloise Riddell reviews Paul Harris and Jessica O’Leary’s new book in their beginner string series, this time aimed at bass players
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ReviewKungsbacka Piano Trio, Lawrence Power: Schumann
Much to engage in this second volume of chamber music
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ReviewFrancesca Dego, Timothy Ridout, Laura van der Heijden, Federico Colli: Mozart
Powerfully characterful performances, full of panache
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ReviewLutosławski Quartet: Kurpiński, Moniuszko, Noskowski
Fine playing but a variable offering of Polish Romantics
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