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        Alfredo 
          CASELLA (1883-1947) 
          Symphony 1, Concerto for strings, piano, timpani and percussion 
 
          Desiree Scuccuglia (piano) Antonio Ceravolo (percussion) Roma SO/Francesco 
          La Vecchia rec. 2008/9 
 
          NAXOS 8.572413 [66:22] 
 
          [JW]
        Two 
          sides to Casella: striving and romance-hungry and terse and increasingly 
          astringent.
        Alfredo 
          CASELLA (1883-1947) Symphony 2, Scarlattiana  
          
 Martin 
          Roscoe (piano) BBC PO/Gianandrea Noseda rec. 2009/10 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN10605 
 
          [76:58] 
 
          [DM] 
        Is 
          this flac worth the extra hassle and expense? Emphatically, yes. 
          
        Mario 
          CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO 
          (1895-1968) 
          Shakespeare Overtures - Vol. 1 
 
          West Australian SO/Andrew Penny rec. 1994, 
 
          NAXOS ITALIAN CLASSICS 8.572500 [65:07] 
 
          [DM]
        The 
          music itself is unremarkable, although I do wonder whether a better 
          band would bring more life and sparkle to these pieces. 
      Qigang 
          CHEN (b.1951) Wu Xing: Five Elements see 
           MAHLER
      Chopin 
          Celebration  
          Frédéric CHOPIN (1810-1849) 
          Piano concertos 1 & 2, Grande valses, Valses 
 
          Marek Drewnowski (piano) Polish National RSO of Katowice/Antoni Wit 
          
 NVC 
          ARTS 5051865 710622 [112:20] 
 
          
 
          [RMay]
        For 
          anyone who enjoys spending an evening at their neighbours’ house 
          looking at slide shows of the latest holiday.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Luigi CHERUBINI (1760–1842) 
          Requiem 
 
          Schola Gregoriana Tübingen, Kammerchor Stuttgart, Hofkapelle Stuttgart/Frieder 
          Bernius rec. 2010 
 
          CARUS 83.227 
 
          [42:12] 
 [MC]
        A 
          superb achievement for Frieder Bernius and Carus.
 Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Polonaise see BEETHOVEN
        Edward 
          Elzear ‘Zez’ CONFREY 
          (1895-1971) Piano Music 
 
          Mordecai Shehori (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          CEMBAL D’AMOUR CD147 [76:51] 
 
          [JW]
        Sensitive 
          and authoritative. Brio and charm predominate but deeper feelings are 
          also on show. 
      Arnold 
          COOKE (1906-2005) 
          Chamber Music Piano Sonatas 1 & 2, Three Songs of 
          Innocence, Flute Quartet, Nocturnes 
 
          Raphael Terroni (piano) Melanie Lodge (soprano) Jonathan Jaggard (horn) 
          Patrick Williams (flute) Warren Zielinski (violin) Morgan Goff (viola) 
          Justin Pearson (cello) Lorraine Schulman (clarinet) rec. 2008 
 
          DUTTON CDLX7247 [76:32] 
 
          [JW]
        Cooke 
          emerges as a vitalising chamber composer. And how pleasing to get the 
          piano sonatas after so long a wait.  
        Ronald 
          CORP (b. 
          1951) Songs 
          
 Mark 
          Stone (baritone) Simon Lepper (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          STONE RECORDS 5060192780031 [73:20] 
 
          [GHu]
        There 
          are thirty-nine songs on this disc and it is a tribute to all involved 
          that interest very seldom wanes. More please. 
      William 
          CROFT (1678-1727) Keyboard Music 
 
          Colin Booth (harpsichord) rec. 1998 
 
          SOUNDBOARD SBCD 991 [63:44] 
 
          [JV]
        Colin 
          Booth has done Croft's music a great favour with these fine performances. 
          
        Alvin 
          CURRAN (b.1938) 
          Solo Works - The 1970s:  Songs and Views from the Magnetic 
          Garden, Light Flowers Dark Flowers, Canti Illuminati I 
          & II, The Works 
 
          rec. 1974-82 
 
          NEW WORLD RECORDS 80713-2 [3 CDs: 49:56 + 78:02 + 64:25] 
 
          [DC]
        Valuable 
          and influential - the bonus is these are nice to listen to as well.  
          
        Alvin 
          CURRAN (b.1938) 
          Maritime Rites 
 
          rec. 1985 
 
          NEW WORLD RECORDS 806252 [76:15 + 65:19] 
 
          [DC]
        Remarkable 
          and stimulating.  
        Michael 
          DAUGHERTY (b.1954) Ladder to the Moon see 
          Wolf Rounds
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Cello sonata see 
          Cello 
          Rhapsody 
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Suite pour Violoncelle et Orchestre 
          see reVISIONS
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY La mer see 
          York2 
          
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Première rhapsodie see 
          French 
          Clarinet Rhapsody 
         
          Claude DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Violin 
          Sonata see Nadien
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Gaetano DONIZETTI 
          (1797–1848) L’Elisir d’amore 
 
          Maria Bayo, Rolando Villazon, SO & Ch Gran Teatre del Liceu/Daniele 
          Callegari, rec. 2005 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 2672779 [152:00] 
 
          
 [GF]
        So 
          charming, so entertaining and so human. 
      Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI 
          (1797–1848) Lucia 
          di Lammermoor 
 
          Beverly Sills (soprano) Luciano Pavarotti (tenor) Ch & O San Francisco 
          Opera/Jesús López-Cobos rec. live, San Francisco Opera rec. 1972 
 
          GOLDEN MELODRAM GM 5.0072 [73:59 + 44:20] 
 
          [GF]
        Only 
          the Simon Estes Fan Club need consider this issue. 
        Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI (1797–1848)  Lucia di Lammermoor 
 
          Desiree Rancatore, Bergamo Musica Festival Gaetano Donizetti Ch & 
          O/Antonino Fogliani rec. 2006 
 
          NAXOS 8.660255-56  [62.33 + 70.07] 
 
          [RH]
        Too 
          much of a danger that you will listen to it and wonder what all the 
          fuss is about.
        Franz 
          DOPPLER (1821-1883) 
          & Karl DOPPLER (1825-1900) 
          Music for two flutes 
 
          Claudi Arimany and Shigenori Kudo (flutes); Alan Branch (piano) rec. 
          2007 
 
          SAPHIR LVC1119 [73:33] 
 
          [JS]
        An 
          interesting and enterprising series.  
       
          Antonín 
          DVORÁK 
          (1841 
          – 1904) Cello Concerto see 
          Beecham
        Antonín 
          DVORÁK 
          
		(1841 
          – 1904) Violin Concerto see 
          Menuhin 
          & Enescu 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Edward ELGAR 
          (1857-1934) 
          Violin Concerto 
 
          Nikolaj Znaider (violin) Staatskapelle Dresden/Sir Colin Davis rec. 
          2009 
 
          BMG-RCA RED SEAL 88697 605882 [49:35] 
 
          [MG]
        An 
          exceptional, finely rounded performance. 
       Roderick 
          ELMS (b. 1951) Concertino for Celesta; Four Seasonal 
          Nocturnes; Cygncopations; Chiarore del Mare; El Paean; Elegie; Gazelle; 
          Il Cygnet; Fandango Fantastico; Back to Bach 
 
          Roderick Elms (celesta, piano) Royal PO/Stephen Bell rec. 2005/6 
 
          DUTTON EPOCH CDLX 7175  [66.13] 
 
          [EM]
        Attractive, 
          unashamedly light, tonal and romantic music.
        George 
          ENESCU (1881-1955) Suite 2 see BEETHOVEN
        Johann 
          Friedrich FASCH (1688-1758) Overture see 
          HEINICHEN 
          
        Gabriel 
          FAURE 
          (1845-1924) Aprčs un Ręve see 
          Portrait
        Howard 
          FERGUSON (1908-1999) 
          Piano Sonata, Discovery, Five Bagatelles, Partita 
 
          Raphael Terroni, Vadim Peaceman (piano)† Phillida Bannister (alto) 
          rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572289 [60:11] 
 
          [RB]
        This 
          is a most attractive recital with Discovery lending contrast.  
          
      Brian 
          FERNEYHOUGH (b.1943) 
          Terrain, No time (at all), La Chúte D'Icare, 
          Incipits, Les Froissements d'Ailes De Gabriel 
 
          Graeme Jennings (violin); Geoffrey Morris (guitar); Ken Murray (guitar); 
          Carl Rosman (clarinet); Erkki Veltheim (viola) ELISION Ens/Franck Ollu, 
          Jean Deroyer 
 
          KAIROS 0013072KAI [60:09] 
 
          [GD]
        Full 
          of life and impulsive energy.  
        César 
          FRANCK (1822-1890) 
          Violin Sonata see Nadien
        César 
          FRANCK (1822-1890) Piano Quintet see 
          Hymns 
          and Prayers 
          
        Luís 
          de FREITAS BRANCO (1890-1955) Orchestral Works 
          - Vol. 3: Symphony 3,  The Death of Manfred, Suite Alentejana 
          2 
 
          RTÉ Ntl SO/Álvaro Cassuto rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572370 [72:13] 
 
          [GH]
        The 
          music is highly recommendable and at Naxos price a gift.
        Peter 
          FRIBBINS (b. 
          1969) Piano Trio, String Quartet 1, Cello Sonata, Clarinet Quintet 
          
 Angell 
          Trio, Allegri String Qt, Raphael Wallfisch (cello) John York (piano) 
          James Campbell (clarinet) rec. 2004-8 
 
          GUILD GMCD7343 [70:03] 
 
          [MS]
        Peter 
          Fribbins' approachable and melodic style is somewhat unusual and likely 
          to appeal to a wide audience. 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Oskar FRIED (1871-1941) 
          Prelude and Double Fugue, Die Auswanderer, Fantasy on themes 
          from Hansel & Gretel, Verklärte Nacht 
 
          Berlin RSO/Matthias Foremny rec. 2008-9 
 
          CAPRICCIO CAP5043 [60:21] 
 
          [MC]
        A 
          composer of worth. For those that enjoy something away from the mainstream 
          this release demands to be heard. 
Giovanni 
          GABRIELI (c.1554/1557–1612) 3 pieces see 
          MONTEVERDI
        Jack 
          GALLAGHER (b.1947) Diversions Overture; Berceuse; Sinfonietta; 
          Symphony in One Movement 
 
          London SO/JoAnn Falletta rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.559652  [63:47] 
 
          [NB]
        Simply 
          put, many other discs must surely demand your consideration first before 
          this one.
 
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH 
          Gershwin by Grofé: Symphonic Jazz  George 
          GERSHWIN (1898-1937) Includes “I Got Rhythm” 
          Variations, Rhapsody in Blue 
 
          Lincoln Mayorga (piano) Al Gallodoro (clarinet/bass clarinet/alto saxophone) 
          Harmonie Ens/Steven Richman rec. 2004-7 
 
          HARMONIA MUNDI HMU 907492 [54:40] 
 
          [BR]
        Even 
          my neighbors agree: it’s the recording of the year!  
        Carlo 
          GESUALDO da Venosa (1566-1613) 
          Madrigals Book 1 
 
          Delitiae Musicae/Marco Longhini rec. 2007 
 
          NAXOS 8.570548 [56:15] 
 
          [JV]
        Approach 
          this disc with considerable caution. 
      Armstrong 
          GIBBS (1889-1960) Complete Piano Trios 
 
          London Piano Trio rec. 2006? 
 
          ALTAMIRA ABI230105 [44:05] 
 
          [RB]
        Shortish 
          playing time but warmly recorded and passionate readings of music from 
          a master of the understated pastoral lyrical persuasion.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Lodovico GIUSTINI 
          (1685-1743) 
          Sonate da Cimbalo di piano e forte 
 
          Wolfgang Brunner (fortepiano) rec. 2009 
 
          CPO 777 207-2 [71:10] 
 
          [JV]
        The 
          copy of a Cristofori fortepiano of 1726 and the sonatas by Giustini 
          are an ideal match under the hands of Wolfgang Brunner. 
        Johann 
          Gottlieb GRAUN (1703-1771) Overture see 
          HEINICHEN 
          
      
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Christoph 
          GRAUPNER (1683-1760) Orchestral Works - Vol. 
          3 
 
          Nova Stravaganza/Siegbert Rampe rec. 2004/9 
 
          MUSIKPRODUKTION DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM 3411628-2 [60:51] 
 
          [JV]
        This 
          disc proves once again that Graupner was his own man - Nova Stravaganza 
          delivers excellent performances.
        Christoph 
          GRAUPNER (1683-1760) Overture see 
          HEINICHEN
        Francisco 
          GUERRERO (1528-1599) Missa Congratulamini mihi, Ave 
          Maria a 4, Regina Caeli a 8, Dum esset rex, Maria Magdalena & altera 
          Maria, Post dies octo a 5, Regina Caeli a 4, Thomas 
          CRECQUILLON (c.1505-c.1557) Congratulamini mihi 
 
          Cardinall’s Musick/Andrew Carwood rec. 2009 
 
          HYPERION CDA67836 [65:09] 
 
          [GH]
        Cardinall’s 
          Musick will not disappoint. 
Christopher 
          GUNNING 
          (b. 1944) The 
          Film and Television Music 
 
          BBC Philharmonic/Rumon Gamba rec. 2009/10 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN10625 [75:50] 
 
          [RB]
        Romantic 
          music for the screen - smooth and touching. 
        Johan 
          HALVORSEN (1864 
          - 1935) Entry March of the Boyars, Andante religioso, Suite 
          from Mascarade,  Symphony 1 
 
          Marianne Thorsen (violin) Bergen PO/Neeme Järvi rec. 2009 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN10584 [76:48] 
 
          [AB]
        A 
          most enjoyable disc.  
      
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Johann HALVORSEN 
          (1864-1935) Orchestral Works - Vol. 2 Suite ancienne, Three Norwegian dances, 
          Air norvégien, Symphony 2 
 
          Marianne Thorsen (violin) Bergen PO/Neeme Järvi rec. 2009 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN10614 [75:19] 
 
          [DJB]
        If 
          you respond to Dvorak, Borodin and Bruch, I’m sure that you will be 
          thoroughly entertained. 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Marc-André 
          HAMELIN (b. 
          1961) 12 Études in all the minor keys, Con intimissimo 
          sentimento, Theme and Variations 
 
          Marc-André Hamelin (piano) rec. 1998-2009 
 
          HYPERION CDA67789 [76:10] 
 
          [DM]
        It’s 
          always a pleasure to hear artists who wear their virtuosity so lightly 
          - one of the finest piano records of the year.  
      George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) 
          Flavio, Re de’ Longobardi 
 
          Tim Mead (counter-tenor) Rosemary Joshua (soprano) Early Opera Company/Christian 
          Curnyn rec. 2010 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN 0773(2) [77:03 + 69:20] 
 
          [JS]
        In 
          a really committed performance like this Flavio stands out as one of 
          Handel’s best operas.  
      George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) Berenice, Regina d’Egitto 
           
 
          Klara Ek; Ingela Bohlin; Franco Fagioli; Romina Basso, Il Complesso 
          Barocco/Alan Curtis rec. 2009 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 6285362  [3 CDs: 60:29 + 51:14 + 54:52] 
 
          [JW]
        Performances 
          a little variable but never worryingly so - a flawed opera fully deserving 
          of this fine recording.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Lou HARRISON 
          (1917 – 2003) Music for Orchestra, Ensemble and Gamelan 
          
 
          Brooklyn PO, Cabrillo Music Festival O, Dennis Russell Davies 
 
          NIMBUS 2571/74 [4 CDs: 75:51 + 74:08 + 61:20 + 68:12]
 
          [BBr] 
        On 
          no account, should you miss this very special issue.
        Jonathan 
          HARVEY (b. 1939) Scena; Jubilus; Speakings 
 
          Elizabeth Layton (violin) Scott Dickinson (viola) BBC Scottish SO/Ilan 
          Volkov rec. 2009 
 
          AEON AECD1090  [55:22] 
 
          [HC]
        A 
          must for all admirers of Harvey’s music.
      
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Joseph HAYDN 
          (1732 
          - 1809) String Quartet 'The Rider' Felix 
          MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (1809-1847) String Quartet No. 
          6 Josef SUK (1874-1935) Meditation 
          on the Old Czech Hymn St. Wenceslas 
 
          Graffe Qt rec. 2009 
 
          STUDIO MATOUS MK0807 [57:07] 
 
          [RB]
        The 
          playing is amongst the most sheerly beautiful I have heard from any 
          string quartet. 
           
        Johann 
          David HEINICHEN (1683-1729) 
          Overture Christoph GRAUPNER (1683-1760) 
          Overture for 3 chalumeaux, strings and bc Johann 
          Friedrich FASCH (1688-1758) Overture for two orchestras 
          Johann Gottlieb GRAUN (1703-1771) 
          Overture 
 
          Cappella Coloniensis/Hans-Martin Linde rec. 1987-91
          
 PHOENIX 
          173 [66:03] 
 
          [JV]
        These 
          recordings from the archives of WDR Cologne are worthwhile because of 
          the repertoire - the performances are not top notch. 
        Hans 
          Werner HENZE (b. 1926) Ondine 
 
          Miyako Yoshida, Edward Watson, Royal Opera House O/Barry Wordsworth, 
          rec. 2009 
 
          OPUS ARTE OA 1030 D [114:00] 
 
          
 [DM]
        A 
          wonderful DVD and a most desirable addition to any ballet collection. 
          
        Hans 
          Werner HENZE (b. 1926) Hans Werner Henze and the 
          Requiem 
 
          Reinhold Friedrich (trumpet), Dimitri Vassilakis (piano), Bochumer Symphoniker/Steven 
          Sloane rec. 2010 
 
          CYBELE RECORDS 3SACDKiG003  
 
          [3 SACDs : 67:24 + 49:19 + 42:19] 
 
          [DC]
        A 
          historically significant document.
      Alun 
          HODDINOTT 
          (1929–2008) Songs 
          
 Claire 
          Booth (soprano) Nicky Spence (tenor) Jeremy Huw Williams (baritone) 
          Andrew Matthews-Owen (piano) Michael Pollock (piano) rec. 2009/10 
 
          BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY BMS437CD [60:07] 
 
          [MS]
        The 
          only collection of all Hoddinott's solo vocal music for piano currently 
          available. Technically expert. Interpretatively convincing. A little 
          treat. 
        York 
          HÖLLER (b. 1944) Sphären; Der ewige Tag 
 
          WDR Rundfunkchor Köln, WDR Rundfunkorchester Köln/Semyon Bychkov rec. 
          2001 
 
          NEOS 11039 [62:11] 
 
          [HC]
        Two 
          substantial scores by a most distinguished composer whose music is still 
          too little known.
      Gustav 
          HOLST (1874-1934) The Planets 
 
          London PO/Vladimir Jurowski rec. 2009 
 
          LPO LIVE LPO0047 [43:06] 
 
          [MC]
        A 
          rip-roaring performance that would enhance any collection.
      Johann 
          Nepomuk HUMMEL (1778-1837) Mathilde von Guise 
          
 Kristine 
          Gailite; Philippe Do; Pierre-Yves Pruvot; Hjordis Thebault; Choir Alea; 
          Solamente Naturali/Didier Talpain rec. 2008 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94043 [57.00 + 45.09] 
 
          [RH]
        At 
          Brilliant’s budget price, highly recommendable for anyone interested 
          in what was happening to German opera in the period between Beethoven 
          and Wagner.
        John 
          IRELAND 
          (1879-1962)   
          Violin Sonatas 1 & 2, Cello Sonata 
 
          Lucy Gould (violin); Alice Neary (cello); Benjamin Frith (piano) rec. 
          2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572497 [79:05] [JW] 
        Plenty 
          of character and perceptive musicianship. 
        Charles 
          IVES (1874-1954) Piano Sonatas 1 & 2 
 
          Jeremy Denk (piano), Tara Helen O'Connor (flute) rec. 2010 
 
          THINK DENK MEDIA TDM2567 [73:43] 
 
          [GD]
        Not 
          easy but staggeringly original and a lot of fun too.
Gordon 
          JACOB (1895-1984) Chamber Music with Recorder 
          
 Annabel 
          Knight (recorder); Robin Bigwood (harpsichord and piano); Maggini Qt; 
          Fontanella rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572364 [74:41] 
 
          [GO]
        A 
          fine tribute to the composer. Sparkling performances.
        Nicolň 
          JOMMELLI (1714-1774) Le Lamentazioni del profeta Geremia 
          per il Mercoledi Santo 
 
          Gérard Lesne (contr.), Véronique Gens (sop.), Il Seminario Musicale/Christophe 
          Rousset, rec. 1996? 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 6286282 [73:58] 
 
          [BW]
        Affective 
          music in good performances – well worth considering, but beware the 
          lack of texts
Dimitri 
          KABALEVSKY (1904-1987) 
          Piano Sonatas 1-3, Recitative and Rondo, Four Preludes 
 
          Arthur Pizarro (piano) 
 
          REGIS RRC1324 [71:02] 
 
          [WK]
        Spectacular 
          pianism in the service of some surprisingly good music.  
        Giya 
          KANCHELI (b.1935) Silent Prayer see 
          Hymns 
          and Prayers
        Tolga 
          KASHIF (b. 
          1962) The Genesis Suite 
 
          Freddy Kempf (piano) Tomo Keller (violin) Caroline Dale (cello) London 
          SO/Tolga Kashif rec. 2010 
 
          LIGHTSONG MEDIA GROUP LMGRCD1 [72:58] 
 
          [JW]
        Strongly 
          engaging music-making.  
        Aram 
          KHACHATURIAN (1903-1978) Piano Concerto; Violin Concerto; 
          Spartacus excerpts; Masquerade Suite 
 
          Mindru Katz, Cristina Ortiz, David Oistrakh; London SO, Philharmonia 
          O/Aram Khachaturian; London PO/Sir Adrian Boult; Hollywood Bowl SO/Alfred 
          Newman rec. 1954-77 
 
          EMI CLASSICS 6278902  [78:43 + 72:33] 
 
          [J-PJ]
        Time-fillers 
          rather than notable musical works yet this Oistrakh recording places 
          the violin concerto on a much higher shelf of fine concertos.
        Józef 
          KOFFLER (1896-1944?) String Trio, Die Liebe 
          Konstanty REGAMEY (1907-1982) Quintet 
          
 Barbara 
          Hannigan (soprano), Members of the Ebony Band/Werner Herbers rec. 2007/9 
          
 CHANNEL 
          CLASSICS CCS31010  [60:13] 
 
          [DC]
        Step 
          outside the usual repertoire and discover some rare gems.
 Édouard 
          LALO (1823 
          -1892)  Symphonie Espagnole Henri VIEUXTEMPS 
          (1820-1881) Violin Concerto 5 Camille SAINT-SAËNS 
          (1835-1921) Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso 
 
          Shlomo Mintz (violin) Israel PO/Zubin Mehta rec. 1988 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94070 [60:01] 
 
          [BBr]
        A 
          solid introduction to all three works.  
        Kenneth 
          LEIGHTON (1929-1988) 
          Earth, Sweet Earth Benjamin BRITTEN 
          (1913-1976) Winter Words 
 
          James Gilchrist (tenor) Anna Tilbrook (piano) rec. 2008 DDD 
 
          LINN CKD329 [63:46] 
 
          [JF]
        An 
          ideal and imaginative pairing. 
        Lowell 
          LIEBERMANN 
          (b.1961) 
          Flute concerto Georges LÜE 
          (1858-1948) Fantasie Francis 
          POULENC (1899-1963) Flute Sonata (orch. L. Berkeley) Carl 
          NIELSEN (1865-1931): Flute concerto 
 
          Katherine Bryan (flute) Royal Scottish Ntl O/Paul Daniel rec. 2009 
 
          LINN CKD 367 
 
          [64:11] 
 
          [GD]
        Sheer 
          musicality - the result is a must for flute fans and audiophiles alike. 
          
        György 
          LIGETI (1923-2006) 
          Sonata for Solo Cello see Portrait
        Stefan 
          LINDGREN (b. 
          1960) Chamber Music - Music for the Environment 2010 Cello, 
          flute & bassoon sonatas, Songs 
 
          Stefan Lindgren (piano), Elemer Lavotha (violoncello) Kinga Práda 
          (flute) Knut Sönstevold (bassoon) Sten Niclasson (baritone) 
 
          NOSAG CD177 [73:38] 
 
          [GF]
        Incisive 
          rhythms and sharp contrasts. 
      Georges 
          LÜE (1858-1948) 
          Fantasie see LIEBERMANN
      Hans 
          Christian LUMBYE (1810-1874) The Best of Lumbye 
          
 Tivoli 
          SO/Giordano Bellincampi, David Riddell, Tamás Vetö 
 
          NAXOS 8.556843 [71:21] 
 
          [JS]
        Every 
          one is a little masterpiece of its genre.
         
        
        
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