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Review of Pavel Nersessian plays Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty

Pavel Nersessian plays Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty

Pavel Nersessian is a 33-year-old Russian pianist and a prize-winner in many competitions. He is also the sort of free...

Reviewed by Bryce Morrison in issue: 3/1998

Review of Percussion XX

Percussion XX

From the title, and the fact that its one of the first discs to bear the DVD-Audio logo, you might...

Reviewed by mscott rohan in issue: 1/2000

Review of Shostakovich Orchestral Works

Shostakovich Orchestral Works

Ashkenazy's Shostakovich Eighth steers a middle course between the glacial stoicism of Maxim Shostakovich and the fresher, more urgent 'authenticity'...

Reviewed in issue 4/1994

Review of Puccini Songs & Rare Pieces

Puccini Songs & Rare Pieces

Though I would have preferred a more warmly Italianate soprano tone for this repertory than Roberta Alexander's, this is an...

Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 5/1988

Review of Haydn Symphonies 93 & 99

Haydn Symphonies 93 & 99

Solti is an amazingly unpredictable conductor. His early international reputation rests on his exhilaratingly brilliant survey of Wagner's Ring cycle,...

Reviewed by Ivan March in issue: 11/1987

Review of German Operetta Overtures

German Operetta Overtures

No, these are not all operetta overtures, a point recognized in the typography for the word ‘Operetta’ on the jewel-case,...

Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 4/1999

Review of None but the lonely heart

None but the lonely heart

It is now 13 years since Amanda Roocroft recorded two operatic recitals that I found so difficult to recommend, the...

Reviewed by John Steane in issue: 2/2008

Review of Severn & Somme

Severn & Somme

One should not, I suppose, talk of “nailing” composers, particularly one so sensitive as Ivor Gurney. But it is a...

Reviewed by John Steane in issue: 13/2006

Review of Wagner Siegfried

Wagner Siegfried

In Mime’s smithy, a tatty kitchen-diner, he clinks spoons on bowls instead of hammering swords, and reacts to stress by...

Reviewed by mscott rohan in issue: 6/2004

Review of Glass Dance Pieces

Glass Dance Pieces

Collectors of Glass should be warned that this new issue is not as generous or novel as it might at...

Reviewed in issue 10/1987


 

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