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        Elliott 
          CARTER (b.1908) 
          Complete works - Vol. 8: 16 Compositions 
          2002-2009 
 
          rec. 2008/9 
 
          BRIDGE 9314 A/B [49.29 + 53.42] 
 
          [GH]
        Wild 
          but logical Carterian counterpoint ... see Full 
          Review
        Marc-Antoine 
          CHARPENTIER (1643–1704) 
          Motet pour les trépassés; Messe pour les trépassés; Miserere des Jésuites 
            see 
          Tubery 
        Frédéric 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Piano Music - Volume 1 
 
          Louis Lortie (pno), rec. 2009 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN 10588 [79:32] 
 
          [CC]
        A 
          stimulating issue, the true excellence of which lies in the Nocturnes 
          and Scherzos. The Sonata, alas, is its let-down. ... see Full 
          Review
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Muzio CLEMENTI 
          (1752-1832) 
          The Complete Sonatas -Vol. 5 Sonatas op. 34, 37 & 46 
 
          Howard Shelley (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          HYPERION CDA67814 [77:51 + 67:28] 
 
          [MS]
        The 
          fifth of six sets containing all of Clementi's piano sonatas - played 
          with great flair, expertise but above all insight. Another winner … 
          see Full Review  
        Eric 
          COATES 
          (1886-1957) The Merrymakers Overture ; 
          At The Dance ; The Man from the Sea ; Oxford Street 
          ; The Three Bears ; By the Sleepy Lagoon; Queen Elizabeth 
          Arthur SULLIVAN (1842-1900) Overtures: 
          The Mikado; The Yeoman of the Guard ; Iolanthe ; 
          Ruddigore  
 
          London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Charles Mackerras (Coates) Philharmonia 
          Orchestra/Sir Charles Mackerras (Sullivan) rec. 1956-7 
 
          VOCALION CDVS 1964 [62:50] 
 
          [IL]
        Light 
          music favourites cleanly transferred from mid-1950s LPs and delivered 
          with great flamboyance and élan. ... see Full 
          Review 
        Louis 
          COUPERIN 
          (c.1626–1661) Carillons 
          de Paris see Tubery
      Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) 
          Images, Prélude à l’après-midi 
          d’un faune, La Mer 
          
 O dell’Accademia 
          Nazionale di Santa Cecilia/Leonard Bernstein rec. live, 1989 
 
          UNITEL CLASSICA/C MAJOR 701608 
 
          [82:46] 
 
          [WH]
        A 
          straightforward, well executed film of one of Leonard Bernstein’s 
          last concerts … see Full 
          Review  
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) 
          String Quartet Maurice RAVEL (1875-1937) 
          String Quartet Igor STRAVINSKY (1882-1971) 
          Three Pieces 
 
          Alban Berg Qt rec. 1983/4 
 
          EMI CLASSICS MASTERS 9 65939 2 [66:20] 
 
          [ST]
        At 
          budget price and in splendid sound it’s hard to see how anyone 
          could be disappointed with this.... see Full 
          Review  
        Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI (1797–1848) L’Elisir d’amore 
          
 Maria 
          Bayo (soprano); Rolando Villazon (tenor) Symphony Orchestra and Chorus 
          of The Grand Theatre del Liceu, Barcelona//Daniele Callegari rec. 2005 
          
 VIRGIN 
          CLASSICS DVD VIDEO 26727790 [152:00] 
 
          [RJF]
        With 
          not a farm to be seen another updating of Donizetti’s pastoral 
          idyll. An enjoyable evening in the theatre.… see Full 
          Review 
        Francesco 
          DURANTE (1684 - 1755) Harpsichord concertos 
 
          Gerald Hambitzer (harpsichord), Concerto Köln/Werner Ehrhardt, rec. 
          1990, 1992 
 
          PHOENIX EDITION 427 [53:35 + 41:07] 
 
          [JV]
        Every 
          lover of baroque instrumental music will get a lot of pleasure out of 
          listening to these concertos by a highly original master ... see Full 
          Review
        Antonín 
          DVOŘÁK (1841-1904) Cello Concerto, 
          In Nature’s Realm Josef SUK 
          (1874-1935) Pohádka 
 
          Saša Večtomov (cello) Central Bohemia SO/unknown conductor 
          rec. c. 1973 
 
          ORCHESTRAL CONCERT CDs CD9/2009 [79:45] 
 
          [JW]
        Preserves 
          Večtomov’s reading of the concerto, one he never committed 
          to posterity in the studio ... see Full 
          Review  
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Antonín DVORÁK 
          (1841-1904) Symphonic Poems The 
          Water Goblin, The Noon Witch, The Golden Spinning Wheel, 
          The Wild Dove, 
 
          Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Charles Mackerras rec. , 2001, 2008, 
          2009 
 
          SUPRAPHON SU 4012-2 [79:42] 
 
          [BR]
        The 
          new standard recordings of Dvorák’s symphonic poems … see Full 
          Review
        Antonín 
          DVOŘÁK (1841-1904) 
          String Quartet No.11 in C, Op.61, B121 (1881) 
          String Quartet No.12 in F, Op.96, B179, 'American' (1895) 
The 
          Wihan Quartet 
          rec. 2004. DDD. 
NIMBUS 
          ALLIANCE NI6114 [63:30] 
 
          
          Antonín DVOŘÁK (1841-1904) 
          Piano Quintet No.1 in A, Op.5, B28 (1872, rev.1887) 
          
          Piano Quintet No.2 in A, Op.81, B155 (1887) 
Goldner 
          String Quartet ; Piers Lane (piano) rec. 2009. DDD 
HYPERION 
          CDA67805 [66:32] 
 
          [BW]  
        No 
          need to hesitate if the couplings appeal ... see Full 
          Review 
        Antonín 
          DVOŘÁK (1841-1904)  Piano Trios 
 
          Rosamunde Trio, rec. 2008 
 
          ALTO ALC1058 [76:38] 
 
          [OL]
        Very 
          warm and humane … offers an interesting alternative view ... see Full 
          Review
        Antonín 
          DVORÁK (1841-1904) 
          Song transcriptions for violin/viola and piano by Josef Suk 
          Biblical Songs, Gypsy Songs, In Folk Tone, Love Songs, Lullaby, Moravian 
          Duets, Four Songs, Josef Suk (violin/violaš) Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano) 
          rec. September 2009, Bohemia Music Studio, Prague 
 
          TOCCATA TOCC0100 [60:05] 
 
          [JW]
        If 
          you know the songs, or even if you don’t, I think you’ll love these 
          transcriptions. ... see Full Review 
          
        Antonín 
          DVOŘAK (1841–1904) Violin Concerto in A minor 
          see Milstein
        Manuel 
          de FALLA (1876 – 1946) El amor brujo, El sombrero 
          de tres picos, excerpt from La vida breve 
 
          Suzanne Danco (sop.), Marina de Gabarain (mezzo), L’Orch. de la Suisse 
          Romande/Ernest Ansermet, rec. 1952, 1955 
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 480 0077 [64:33] 
 
          [GF]
        Rhythmically 
          alert and sensible paced but sound quality may be an issue ... see Full 
          Review
        Manuel 
          de FALLA (1876–1946) Falla – Guitar 
          Transcriptions 
 
          Peter and Zoltán Katona (guitars); Juanita Lascarro (soprano); 
          David Garcia Mir (percussion) rec. 2008 
 
          CHANNEL CLASSICS CCS SA 28809 [57:00] 
 
          [OL]
        The 
          most Spanish of all the Spanish music - a fresh approach… see 
          Full Review 
        Aloys 
          FLEISCHMANN (1910 – 1992) Four Masters, Sinfonia Votiva, 
          An Coítín Dearg, Clare’s Dragoons 
 
          Gavan Ring (bar.), Pat Fitzpatrick (war-pipes), RTÉ PO & 
          Ch/Robert Houlihan, rec. 2009 
 
          RTÉ LYRIC FM CD 127 [75:59] 
 
          [HC]
        A 
          splendid centenary tribute to a most distinguished composer whose music 
          is still too rarely heard … see Full 
          Review
         
          César FRANCK (1822–1890) 
          Symphony in D minor see Sir Henry 
          Wood
        Girolamo 
          FRESCOBALDI (1583–1643) Fiori Musicali: Three 
          Organ Masses 
 
          Roberto Loreggian (organ); Fabiano Ruin (tromba barocca) Schola Gergoriano 
          ‘Scriptoria’/Dom Nicola M Belinazzo rec. 2008 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 93781 [78:2] 
 
          [BW]
        Attractive 
          – but likely to be of specialist appeal… see Full 
          Review
        Beat 
          FURRER (b.1954) String Quartet No.3 
 
          KNM Berlin rec. 2007 
 
          KAIROS 0013132KAI [51:22] 
 
          [GD]
        Always 
          engaging, always musical …radical without ever resorting to aggression.… 
          see Full Review 
        Jacob 
          GADE (1879–1963) Waltzes, Tangos and Cinema 
          Music 
 
          Christian Westergaard (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          DACAPO 8.226057 [78:37] 
 
          [BBr]
        The 
          proverbial one-hit wonder… see Full 
          Review 
        Valery 
          Alexandrovich GAVRILIN 
          (1939–1999) Songs 
 
          Mila Shkirtil (mezzo); Yuri Serov (piano) rec.2007 
 
          NORTHERN FLOWERS NF/PMA9955 [58:29]
 
          [NB]
        A 
          winning combination of interesting repertoire well performed and recorded 
          ... see Full Review 
        George 
          GERSHWIN (1898-1937) Overtures and Songs 
 
          Kiri Te Kanawa (soprano), New Princess Theatre Orchestra/John McGlinn 
          rec. 1986 
 
          EMI CLASSICS 50999 6 06689 2 9 [79:06] 
 
          [WK]
        Gershwin 
          as he was meant to sound, performed by artists wo love him. As close 
          as you’ll ever get to being on Broadway in the 1920s ... see Full 
          Review  
        Alexander 
          GLAZUNOV (1865 
          – 1936) Complete Works for Organ 
 
          Vera Zvegintseva (organ) rec. 2005 
 
          NORTHERN FLOWERS NF/PMA9940 [49:06] [NB]
        Ultimately 
          I find the music here just too uninspiring to imagine it leaping from 
          my shelves very often. … see Full 
          Review 
        Alexander 
          GLAZUNOV (1865-1936) Violin Concerto see Milstein
        Mikhail 
          GLINKA (1804-1857) Trio pathétique Pyotr 
          Ilyich TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) Piano Trio 
 
          Moscow Rachmaninov Trio, rec. 2000 
 
          HYPERION HELIOS CDH55322 [62:23] 
 
          [JW]
        A 
          lightweight Tchaikovsky Trio, so caveat emptor ... see 
          Full Review
        Christoph 
          Willibald GLUCK (1714-1787) 
          Orphée et Eurydice  
 
          Juan Diego Flórez (tenor) Ainhoa Garmendia (soprano) Ch & 
          O Titular del Teatro Real/Jesús López-Cobos rec. live, 
          2008 
 
          DECCA 478 2197 [68:09 + 36:39] 
 
          [ST]
        Go 
          to this for curiosity value and Minkowski for authenticity ... see Full 
          Review 
      Edward 
          GREGSON (b.1945) 
          Trombone Concerto 
 Peter 
          Moore (trombone) BBC Concert Orchestra/Bramwell Tovey rec. 2010 
 
          CHANDOS 
 
          CHAN10627 [14:41] 
 
          [BW] 
        I 
          hope that it bucks the trend of concertos for brass instruments to be 
          less than popular... see Full 
          Review
        Deirdre 
          GRIBBIN (b. 
          1967) Venus Blazing, Unity of Being, Empire States 
          
 Bradley 
          Creswick (violin) RTÉ National SO/Gavin Maloney rec. 2008 
 
          RTÉ LYRIC FM CD 125 [55:22] 
 
          [HC]
        A 
          fine survey of Gribbin’s recent output in excellent performances 
          and recording … see Full Review  
          
        Edvard 
          GRIEG (1843-1907) Piano Concerto see SCHUMANN
        Nicolas 
          de GRIGNY 
          (1672–1703) Cromorne 
          en taille ŕ 2 parties  see Tabart
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685–1759) Concerti Grossi, 
          Op.3 
 
          Kammerorchester Basel/Julia Schröder (violin) rec. 2009 
 
          DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI 886975 75202 [55:04] 
 
          [BW]
        Lively 
          and exciting but too hectic in the main… see Full 
          Review 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) 
          Acis and Galatea 
 
          de Niese/Cuthbertson, Workman/Watson, Agnew/McRae,Hamilton, Rose/Underwood, 
          Park/Kay, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/Hogwood 2009 
 
          OPUS ARTE OA1025D 
 
          [110:00] 
 
          [ST]
        This 
          production looks great and with one exception sounds fantastic too ... 
          see Full Review  
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759)  Admeto, Re di Tessaglia, 
          HWV22 (1727) 
 
          Marie Arnet, Kirsten Blaise (sop.), Tim Mead, Andrew Radley, David Bates 
          (c-ten.), Wolf Matthias Friedrich (bar.), William Berger (bass), Göttingen 
          Fest. Orch./Nicholas McGegan, rec. 2009 
 
          UNITEL CLASSICA CMAJOR DVD 702008 [181:00 + 21:00 bonus] (Blu-ray 
          702104)
 
          
 
          [BW]
        Worth 
          having musically – if you can abide the oddities of the production ... 
          see Full Review
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685–1759) Alexander’s 
          Feast, The Choice of Hercules 
 
          Choir of King’s College, Cambridge; English Chamber Orchestra; 
          Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields; Philip Ledger rec. 1974, 1978 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 6285202 [148:02] 
 
          [BW]
        Price 
          considerations may well lead you to prefer this to the strong competition… 
          see Full Review 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685 - 1759)  
          Apollo e Dafne, Concerto grosso 
 
          Myrsini Margariti (soprano), Nikolay Borchev (baritone) Händelfestspielorchester/Bernhard 
          Forck rec. 2009 
 
          AVI-MUSIC 8553200 [57:43] 
 
          [JV]
        Two 
          excellent singers and a fine orchestra bring this pocket-size opera 
          to life ... see Full Review
        
 
          RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685 – 1759) Giulio 
          Cesare in Egitto (1724) Complete recording of the 1724 version. 
          
 Kristina 
          Hammarström (mezzo) – Giulio Cesare; Emanuela Galli (soprano) – Cleopatra; 
          Mary-Ellen Nesi (mezzo) – Sesto; Irini Karaianni (mezzo) – Cornelia; 
          Romina Basso (mezzo) – Tolomeo; Tassis Christoyannis (baritone) – Achilla; 
          Petros Magoulas (bass) – Curio; Nikos Spanatis (bass) – Nireno; Orchestra 
          of Patras/George Petrou rec. 24-30 July 2006, Patras, Greece Italian 
          libretto with English translation enclosed 
 
          MUSIKPRODUKTION DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM MDG 609 1604-2 [3 CDs: 75:50 
          + 78:48 + 77:23] 
 
          [GF]
        A 
          knock-out from the very first bars of the overture ... see Full 
          Review 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 
          - 1759) Judas Maccabeus 
 
          Makoto Sakurada (tenor) Ch de Chambre de Namur; Les Agremens/Leonardo 
          Garcia Alarcon rec. 2009 
 
          AMBRONAY AMY024 [64.05 + 64.04]  
 
          [RH]
        Allowing 
          for limitations of the sung English this is a vivid and involving performance 
          … see Full Review 
        George 
          Frederic HANDEL (1685-1759) 
          Mezzo-soprano Arias 
 
          Max Emanuel Cencic (counter-tenor) I Barocchisti, Coro della Radiotelevisione 
          Svizzera/Diego Fasolis rec. 2009 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 6945740  [64:03] 
 
          [J-PJ]
        A 
          box of brilliant operatic jewels ... see Full 
          Review 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) Alexander’s Feast 
          
 
          Gerlinde Sämann (sop.), Knut Schoch (ten.), Klaus Mertens (bass), Junge 
          Kantorei, Frankfurt Baroque Orch./Joachim Carlos Martini, rec. 2008 
          
 NAXOS 
          8.572224 [79:49] 
 
          [ST]
        A 
          worthy performance, but this shouldn’t be your final choice ... see 
          Full Review
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 
          - 1759) Israel in Egypt  
 
          Rosemary Joshua (soprano) Gerhild Romberger (alto); Kobie van Rensburg 
          (tenor); Simon Pauly (baritone) Ch Bavarian Radio; Concerto Köln/Peter 
          Dijkstra rec. live, 2008 
 
          BR KLASSIK 900501 [65.52 + 40.13] 
 
          [RH]
        Its 
          heart is in the right place but it doesn’t quite come off ... 
          see Full Review 
      Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732-1809) 
          Violin Concertos Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART 
          (1756-1791) Sinfonia Concertante 
 
          Rachel Podger (violin) Pavlo Beznosiuk (viola) O Age of Enlightenment 
          rec. 2009 
 
          CHANNEL CLASSICS CCSSA29309 
 
          [67:43] 
 [DC]
        What 
          more can you ask...? ... see Full 
          Review  
        Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732–1809) Complete Keyboard Sonatas 
          - Volume 1 
 
          Geoffrey Lancaster (fortepiano) rec. 2009 
 
          TALL POPPIES TP201 [66:22] 
 
          [JW]
        Provocative 
          readings. Whether you will be enchanted, provoked or infuriated is very 
          much a matter of taste.… see Full Review 
        Sir 
          Henry Wood – Volume 1 Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732–1809) Symphony No 94 in G major Surprise
        Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732–1809) 27 String Quartets and the 
          Seven Last Words on the Cross 
 
          Amadeus String Quartet rec. 1963-78 
 
          DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON 477 8116 [10 CDs] 
 
          [JW]
        Great 
          riches that still work their magic on the listener… see Full 
          Review 
        Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732–1809) Sonata in C major, Hob. XVI/48, 
          Sonata in G major, Hob. XVI/40, Sonata in D major, Hob. XVI/19, Sonata 
          in D major, Hob. XVI/42, Andante and variations in F minor, Hob. XVII/6 
          
 Carole 
          Cerasi (fortepiano, clavichord) rec. 2009 
 
          METRONOME MET CD 1085 [72:52] 
 
          [GP]
        A 
          thoroughly rewarding programme, superbly played on two fascinating instruments… 
          see Full Review 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Joseph HAYDN 
          (1732-1809) 
          Opera at Eszterháza: Arias - La Circe 
 
          Miah Persson (soprano) Haydn Sinfonietta Wien/Manfred Huss rec. 2008/9 
          
 BIS 
          BISSACD1811 
 
          [71.31] 
 [MM-B]
        A 
          joy from beginning to end ... see Full 
          Review  
        Gottfried 
          August HOMILIUS (1714–1785) Choral Works, Cantatas, 
          Oboe Sonata 
 
          Friedrich Kircheis (organ and harpsichord); Ludwig Güttler (trumpet 
          and corno de Caccia); Andreas Lorenz (oboe); Dorothea Wagner (soprano); 
          Cornelia Kieschnik (alto); Clemens Volkmar (tenor); Phillip Brömsel 
          (bass) 
 
          CARUS 83.236 [78:28] 
 
          [JW]
        Get 
          to know Homilius elsewhere first and then sample the grave nobility 
          and organ freedoms implicit in his Chorales.… see Full 
          Review 
        Alan 
          HOVHANESS (1911–2000) Solos, Duos and Trios 
          
 Paul 
          Hersey (piano); Christina Fong (violin/viola); Libor Soukal (bassoon); 
          Jiri Sestak (oboe) 
 
          OGREOGRESS PRODUCTIONS DVD AUDIO 29959 [126:11] 
 
          [GH]
        If 
          you are already keen on Hovhaness then this is generous and fills many 
          a gap… see Full Review 
        Charles 
          IVES 
          (1874–1954) Holidays 
          Symphony – performance [55:20] and analysis. 
 
          San Francisco Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas 16:9 widescreen 
          format; 7.1 surround sound, 2.0 stereo. DSD/NTSC. Region 0 (all regions) 
          
 AVIE/SFS 
          MEDIA DVD 821936002490 [111:50] 
 
          [BW]
        An 
          enlightening commentary on a neglected work… see Full 
          Review 
        John 
          JOUBERT 
          (b. 1927) Symphony 1 William 
          MATHIAS (1934-1992) Symphony 1 
 
          London PO/Vernon Handley (Joubert); Royal PO/Sir Charles Groves rec. 
          1969/95 
 
          LYRITA SRCD.340 [62:02] 
 
          [NB]
        Another 
          marvellous disc of two fascinating symphonic firsts and a fitting reminder 
          of the stature of two great British conductors. ... see Full 
          Review 
        Paul 
          KLETZKI 
          (1900 - 1973)  
          Piano Concerto, Three Preludes, Fantasie 
 
          Joseph Banowetz (piano) Russian PO/Thomas Sanderling rec. 2006/7 
 
          NAXOS 8.572190 [75:12] 
 
          [BBr]
        This 
          is very interesting historically, but less so musically … see 
          Full Review 
        Lev 
          Konstantinovich KNIPPER 
          (1898-1974) 
          Violin Concerto No.1 (1943) [39:15] Symphony No.8 (1942) [27:19] 
 
          Mikhail Krutik (violin) St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra/Alexander 
          Titov rec. St. Catherine Lutheran Church St. Petersburg, Russia, 1-2, 
          21-22 April 2009 Wartime Music - Vol.6 
 
          NORTHERN FLOWERS NF/PMA9975 [66:55] 
 
          [NB]
        I 
          am glad to have had the chance to hear this. ... see Full 
          Review 
        Yuri 
          Vladimirovich KOCHUROV 
          (1907 - 1952) Macbeth: Symphony for Large Orchestra (1940-48) 
          [28:42] The Suvorov Overture (1944) [10:41]; Solemn March (1945) [6:45]; 
          Heroic Aria (1942) [7:38]
 
          Olesya Petrova (mezzo); St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra/Alexander 
          Titov rec. 2009 Wartime Music Vol. 11 
 
          NORTHERN FLOWERS NF/PMA9981 [53:49] 
 
          [NB]
        An 
          interesting byway well worth travelling ... see Full 
          Review 
        Marcel 
          LANDOWSKI 
          (1915-1999) The 
          Warner Landowski Edition 
 
          Maurice 
          Andre, David Wilson-Johnson, Michel Bouquet, Galina Vishnevskaya, Mstislav 
          Rostropovich, Danilo Sanges, Catherine Dubosc, Michel Senechal, Alfred 
          Mittenhofer, Jose Van Dam, Philippe Huttenlocher Alain Lombard, Georges 
          Pretre, Jean Martinon, Marc Soustrot Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra, 
          French National Orchestra, ORTF National Orchesta, Pays De Loire Philharmonic 
          Orchestra Full artist details and track-listingsin review 
 
          WARNER CLASSICS 2564695917 [9 CDs: c.496:00] 
 
          [RB] 
        Resourceful 
          and imaginative … the Landowski reputation deserves more than self-effacement. 
          ... see Full Review 
        Benjamin 
          LEES (1924-2010) 
          String Quartets 1, 5 & 6 
 
          Cypress String Qt rec. 2002-5 
 
          NAXOS 8.559628 [62:23]  
 
          [GPu]
        Excellent 
          performances, well recorded, of the quartets of a composer better known 
          for his symphonic works … see Full 
          Review 
        Jeffrey 
          LEWIS (b.1942) Silence of the Night 
 
          Caroline MacPhie (soprano); Zheng-Yu Wu (violin); David Jones (piano) 
          rec. 2007 
 
          MÉTIER MSV 28514 [70:37] 
 
          [JW]
        A 
          refined and ‘serene’ quality … slow moving and rapt… 
          see Full Review 
        Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1811-1886) 
          Symphonic Poems, 
          transcribed August Stradal (1860-1930) - Volume 1 Les Préludes: Symphonic 
          Poem No. 3 (1848) Heroďde Funčbre: Symphonic Poem No. 8 (1850) Die Ideale: 
          Symphonic Poem No. 12 (1857)
 
          Risto-Matti Marin (piano) rec. 2007. 
 
          TOCCATA TOCC0035 [65:15] 
 
          [RB]
        Adding 
          a munificent chapter to Liszt's piano works. ... see Full 
          Review 
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Liszt Students Play Liszt - Rare Original 
          Piano Recordings 
 
          d'Albert, Sauer, Stavenhagen, Friedheim, da Motta, Siloti, Reisenauer, 
          Timanoff, Burmeister, Liebling, Ansorge, Lamond rec. 1905-26 
 
          PIERIAN 0039/40 [61:21 + 61:34] 
 
          [JW]
        An 
          insight into Liszt’s recreative practices with his own pieces ... see 
          Full Review  
         
         
        
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