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This was recital progamming of the very highest level, the first half a cycle of lullabies; the second a celehration of the female creatrix in Her various forms.
It all opened with a fisher boy (not a fisherman as the Wigmore's freesheet claimed) from Liszt's Lieder aus Schillers 'William Tell,' S 292, a tale of supernatural a...
Anglican repertoire is the subject of this disc, a sequence of English anthems both rousing and touching.
The Choir of Merton College, Oxford enter in absolutely full voice of Elgar's"Light out of darkness" (from the composer's first oratorio, Light of Life, Op. 29). Heard in is original scoring, first heard a the Three Choirs Festival in 1896 and follo...
Exploration isnt' just about repertoire; it's also about new talent. Crisian Sandrin here gives performances of the last three Beethoven piano sonatas for the ages: plus a bonus (Carl Tausig's arrangement for piano of the "Cavatine" from the Op. 130 String Quartet).
Here's the teaser for the disc:
The performance of Op. 109 begins with two movements of exqu...
We have written previously on Hanuš/Hans Winterberg, including a concert in Berlin, and an article here, ...
