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Review of Handel Keyboard Suites

Handel Keyboard Suites

As this is the first complete recording of these suites on CD, a little background information may not be out...

Reviewed by John Duarte in issue: 2/1990

Review of Mendelssohn String Quartets

Mendelssohn String Quartets

The Op. 44 Quartets date from Mendelssohn's all-too-brief maturity, and must surely count among the most attractive in the repertory....

Reviewed in issue 5/1994

Review of Wagner Overtures & Preludes

Wagner Overtures & Preludes

After his impressive record of mature orchestral Wagner, D'Avalos turns to early melodrama. Wagner wrote Die Feen when he was...

Reviewed by Ivan March in issue: 10/1990

Review of Berwald Orchestral Works

Berwald Orchestral Works

Berwald's is one of those names that lie on the fringes of our musical universe rather than in the centre:...

Reviewed by Robert Layton in issue: 6/1994

Review of Tchaikovsky Piano Works

Tchaikovsky Piano Works

Ayako Uehara is not only the first woman to win the Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition but also the first Japanese...

Reviewed by Bryce Morrison in issue: 7/2004

Review of Schubert Choral Songs

Schubert Choral Songs

Most of the part-songs here evoke some aspect of night, whether benevolent, romantic, transfigured or sinister; and between them they...

Reviewed by Richard Wigmore in issue: 5/1999

Review of Nono No hay caminos, hay que caminar; Varianti; Variazioni canoniche

Nono No hay caminos, hay que caminar; Varianti; Variazioni canoniche

Nono ‘for beginners’ might seem an unlikely prospect given the uncompromising nature of his music‚ but this new disc fits...

Reviewed in issue 9/2002

Review of Dvorak Czech Suite; Suk Pohadka Suite

Dvorak Czech Suite; Suk Pohadka Suite

Though the performers and the works are all Czech, the technicians behind this Exton issue are all Japanese, with the...

Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 8/2009

Review of Kabalevsky Symphonies 1 & 2

Kabalevsky Symphonies 1 & 2

Dmitri Kabalevsky’s two-movement First Symphony (1932) combines local colour and sustained development to enjoyable effect. Even finer is its successor...

Reviewed by Andrew Achenbach in issue: 10/1998

Review of Lord Boom of the Tingling Strings

Lord Boom of the Tingling Strings

Let’s clear snobbery and misapprehension out of the way first. Lord was a leading light of the group Deep Purple,...

Reviewed by Mike Ashman in issue: 7/2008


 

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