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Review of Puccini Tosca

Puccini Tosca

Caballe's Tosca is one of the most ravishingly sung on record, with scarcely a less than beautiful note from one...

Reviewed by Michael Oliver in issue: 8/1993

Review of Mahler Symphony No 6

Mahler Symphony No 6

I shall be watching out for Michiyoshi Inoue. The notes tell me that he won the Guido Cantelli competition in...

Reviewed by Edward Seckerson in issue: 9/1989

Review of Telemann Trauer-Actus

Telemann Trauer-Actus

Reprehensibly‚ Harmonia Mundi has omitted the identifying TWV numbers. They are needed‚ because though Peter Wollny in the booklet states...

Reviewed in issue 13/2002

Review of Brahms Symphony No 3 & Alto Rhapsody

Brahms Symphony No 3 & Alto Rhapsody

In Abbado's hands, the opening of the symphony is a massive gesture, the rising wind motif suggesting a drama-in-progress, the...

Reviewed by Edward Seckerson in issue: 1/1991

Review of Handel Joseph and his Brethren

Handel Joseph and his Brethren

No one would claim a specially high place among Handel’s oratorios for Joseph and his Brethren, but the neglect it...

Reviewed by Stanley Sadie in issue: 12/1996

Review of Wagner (Der) Fliegende Holländer

Wagner (Der) Fliegende Holländer

This enthralling performance has always been a highly recommended version. Its stereo incarnation was available only briefly on LP: when...

Reviewed by Alan Blyth in issue: 10/2006

Review of Shostakovich Cherry Town

Shostakovich Cherry Town

Like The Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk a quarter of a century earlier, Shostakovich’s one and only musical was a hit....

Reviewed by David Fanning in issue: 9/2007

Review of Kuhlau Quintets

Kuhlau Quintets

Kuhlau must be known to music-lovers, if at all for his elementary sonatinas on which many a young pianist has...

Reviewed by John Warrack in issue: 9/1988

Review of Balakirev; Kalinnikov First Symphonies

Balakirev; Kalinnikov First Symphonies

The release of this CD‚ timed to coincide with this year’s celebrations of the Queen’s golden jubilee‚ seems now equally...

Reviewed in issue 7/2002

Review of Musgrave; Zaimont Choral Works

Musgrave; Zaimont Choral Works

Musgrave's Madrigals were written when she was still in Paris studying with Nadia Boulanger and they were first performed by...

Reviewed by Peter Dickinson in issue: 9/1990


 

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