Review - French School Pianists Play French Concertos
'Another invaluable set that puts pianophiles in APR’s debt once more'
Many thanks to Fretwork—the English consort to watch—for having dignified the native In Nomine with a CD. For the uninitiated,...
Reviewed in issue 3/1988
For the committed record-buyer, the selection of Beethoven symphonic cycles in the current cat-alogue is deliciously inviting: so many exciting,...
Reviewed by Stephen Johnson in issue: 5/1993
Already there is a consistency about the sound of Haitink's 'new-look' Stravinsky ballets. As with the recent Petrushka (10/91), we...
Reviewed by Edward Seckerson in issue: 12/1991
If Rossini operas were numbered in the same way as Bruckner symphonies, Demetrio e Polibio would rank as his Opera...
Reviewed by Richard Osborne in issue: 4/1997
Listening to the Mullova again confirms my earlier impression. The Sibelius is magnificent: stern, vigorous and entirely free from the...
Reviewed by Stephen Johnson in issue: 1/1987
The cheerful, garrulous music of Franz Danzi will be familiar to anyone who has listened to wind quintets. But this...
Reviewed by Stanley Sadie in issue: 11/1988
When Casals first introduced, to a sceptical public, Bach’s complete Solo Cello Suites (until then considered a purely academic exercise...
Reviewed by Lionel Salter in issue: 2/1998
Satie seems to be the 'flavour of the month', and although the record catalogue is certainly not short of surveys...
Reviewed by Christopher Headington in issue: 8/1994
“We don’t want to enter a ‘friendly competition’; that would be truly stupid,” says Pierre Boulez in the bonus documentary...
Reviewed by K Smith in issue: 9/2011
Vladimir Dukelsky left Russia shortly after the 1917 revolution and his career as a serious composer was based in New...
Reviewed by Peter Dickinson in issue: 3/2005
'Another invaluable set that puts pianophiles in APR’s debt once more'
New releases celebrate iconic recordings, fresh discoveries and musical adventures across the...
WiiM Ultra/VibeLink Amp: an ultra-compact take on the ‘just add speakers’ system, this affordable...
‘With Karajan controlling everything, would Large cave in and take what amounted to a secretarial...
‘Yudina really was a “symbol of nonconformism” among Soviet musicians, dressed like a nun and in the...
Mark Pullinger leafs through an idiosyncratic selection from Erato’s Bizet back catalogue
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