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Review of BRUCKNER Symphony No 9 (Järvi; Poschner )

BRUCKNER Symphony No 9 (Järvi; Poschner )

Capriccio’s release of the first and last of Bruckner’s symphonies sees the completion of the cycle conducted by Markus Poschner,...

Reviewed by Christian Hoskins in issue: AW2024

Review of BRUCKNER Symphony No 4 (Heras-Casado)

BRUCKNER Symphony No 4 (Heras-Casado)

What we have here is a robust and eloquent account of Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony, its general manner not dissimilar to...

Reviewed by Richard Osborne in issue: AW2024

Review of BRUCH; SCHUMANN Violin Concertos (Niek Baar)

BRUCH; SCHUMANN Violin Concertos (Niek Baar)

The Schumann doesn’t get played nearly enough – and, as he reveals in the booklet notes, it couldn’t be closer...

Reviewed by Edward Seckerson in issue: 11/2024

Review of More Bach, Please!

More Bach, Please!

Seeing this album’s title, I couldn’t help but picture Oliver Twist with arms stretched out in hunger. But it’s not...

Reviewed by Mark Seow in issue: AW2024

Review of ELGAR Violin Concerto (Vilde Frang)

ELGAR Violin Concerto (Vilde Frang)

Some of the very best recordings of Elgar’s Violin Concerto take me back in my imagination to the Queen’s Hall...

Reviewed by Geraint Lewis in issue: AW2024

Review of Midsummer Night Magic

Midsummer Night Magic

The sisters comprising The Lee Trio are violinist Lisa Lee, cellist Angela Lee and pianist Melinda Lee Masur, who appear...

Reviewed by Donald Rosenberg in issue: AW2024

Review of Clear Voices In The Dark

Clear Voices In The Dark

‘There is one work … that reassures me that I have the right to compose’, wrote Francis Poulenc about Figure...

Reviewed by Thomas May in issue: AW2024

Review of SIMON Four Symphonic Works (Noseda)

SIMON Four Symphonic Works (Noseda)

I reviewed this recording of Carlos Simon’s Tales: A Folklore Symphony (2021) when Noseda and the NSO released it as...

Reviewed by Andrew Farach-Colton in issue: AW2024

Review of Exodus: Kaufmann, Rubin, Tal

Exodus: Kaufmann, Rubin, Tal

The diaspora of Jewish composers from Hitler’s Reich was wider and deeper than just to the USA (eg Korngold, Schoenberg,...

Reviewed by Guy Rickards in issue: AW2024

Review of POHJOLA String Quartets Nos 5-7 (New Helsinki Quartet)

POHJOLA String Quartets Nos 5-7 (New Helsinki Quartet)

Seppo Pohjola (b1965) is one of the most undeservedly underexposed composers alive and one whose music, never incidental, is always...

Reviewed by Andrew Mellor in issue: 12/23


 

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