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OF THE MONTH
Hildegard
of BINGEN
(1098-1179) Sapphire
Night: O Frondens Virga; Karitas Habundat;
O Euchari, Columba; In Matutinis Laudibus;
Columba Aspexit. Anonymous 'O Gloriosa'
Patricia VAN NESS
(b.1951) ‘The Nine orders of
the Angels' Tapestry/Laurie Monahan (soprano
and harp)
Carolann Buff, (mezzo-soprano) Recorded
at Mandelslah, May 2003. DDD
MUSIK DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM 344 1193-2
[76.43] [GH]
I
would be amazed if you did not become as
besotted with this disc as I am. ... see
Full Review
Piano
music of Erik Chisholm and his friends
BARTÓK
Out of Doors Suite (With drums and pipes)
SORABJI
Fantasiettina sul nome illustre dell'Egregio
poeta Hugh MacDiarmid Ossia Christopher
Grieve MCMLXI CHISHOLM
Sonata in A (1939) "An Riobain Dearg":
(Molto Moderato; Scherzo: Allegretto con
Moto; Lament: HMS "Thetis" foundered
June 3rd 1939; Allegro Moderato)
STEVENSON
A Threepenny Sonatina BUSONI
Fantasia Contrappuntistica (Edizione Definitiva)
Murray McLachlan (piano) Recorded 16-17,
19 December 2003, Whiteley Hall, Chethams,
Manchester. DDD
DUNELM DRD0219 [78:11] [CSS]
In
MacLachlan's hands a magisterial performance
... see Full
Review
Johann Friedrich FASCH
(1688-1758)
Overture
in G (FWV L:G16) [32:02] Concerto for bassoon,
strings and bc in C (FWV L:C2) [09:45] Concerto
à 7 for 2 oboes, 2 violins, viola,
bassoon and bc in c minor (FWV L:c2) [09:15]
Concerto for violin, strings and bc (FWV
L:A3) [08:02] Concerto for bassoon, strings
and bc in d minor (FWV L:c1) [09:22] Concerto
for 2 oboes, 2 violins, viola, bassoon and
bc in E flat (fragment) (FWV L:Es 1) [02:33]
Hans-Peter Westermann, Alessandro Piqué,
oboe; Sergio Azzolini, bassoon; Veronika
Skuplik, violin La Stravaganza Köln
(on period instruments)
Rec. August 2002, Evangelische Kirche, Honrath,
Germany. DDD
CPO 777 015-2 [71:30] [JV]
A
passionate plea for the orchestral music
of Fasch, an unjustly neglected master of
the German baroque ... see
Full Review
Samuil Evgenievitch
FEINBERG (1890-1962)
The
Twelve Piano Sonatas: Nos. 1-6: No.
1, Op. 1a (1915) [6’51]; No.
2, Op. 2b (1915-16) [9’01]; No.
3, Op. 3b (1916) [23’24]; No.
4, Op. 6a (1918) [8’33]; No.
5, Op. 10a (1920-21) [8’05];
No. 6, Op. 13c (1923) [14’20].
aNikolaos Samaltanos, bcChristophe
Sirodeau (pianos). Rec. Eglise Evangélique
Saint-Marcel, Paris, in abSpring
2002 and cDec 1993. DDD
BIS CD-1413 [70’13] [CC]
Revelatory.
The music of Feinberg is hypnotic in the
extreme, close to Scriabin in mystical mode.
Enjoy the voyage of discovery. ... see Full
Review
Franz
Joseph HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonatas:
Volume 3: Keyboard Sonatas: No. 33 in
C minor, Hob.XVI:20 (1771); No. 35 in A
flat, Hob.XVI:43 (first publ. 1783); No.
47 in B minor, Hob.XVI:32 (c1774); No. 50
in D, Hob.XVI:37 (c1779); No. 61 in D, Hob.XVI:51.
Alain Planès (piano). Rec. Salle
modulable, IRCAM, Paris, August 2001. DDD
HARMONIA MUNDI HMC901763 [65'31]
[CC]
Recommended
without hesitation. Planès is a Haydn
interpreter to be reckoned with. ... see
Full Review
RECORDING
OF THE MONTH Leoš
JANÁČEK (1854-1928)
Jenůfa
(Brno version, 1908; English translation,
Edward Downes and Otakar Kraus). Janice
Watson (soprano) Jenůfa; Elizabeth
Vaughan (mezzo) Grandmother Buryja; Dame
Josephine Barstow (soprano) The Kostelnička;
Peter Wedd (tenor) Števa Buryja; Nigel Robson
(tenor) Laca Klemeň; Neal Davies (baritone)
Foreman at the mill; Alan Fairs (bass) Mayor
of the village; Marion McCullough (mezzo)
Mayor’s wife; Charlotte Ellett (soprano)
Karolka; Claire Hampton (soprano) Jano;
Rosie Hay (soprano) Barena; Imelda Drumm
(mezzo) Maid; Sarah Pope (mezzo) Village
woman;
Chorus and Orchestra of Welsh National Opera/Sir
Charles Mackerras Rec. in association with
the Peter Moores Foundation. Rec. Brangwyn
Hall, Swansea, July 20th-26th,
2003. DDD
CHANDOS OPERA IN ENGLISH CHAN 3106 [2CDs:
121’12] [CC}
The
felicities of the scoring emerge as if newly-minted,
sometimes inspiring delight, at others horror.
Unhesitatingly recommended. ... see Full
Review
Colin MATTHEWS
(b. 1946) Sonata
No. 5 Landscape Cello Concerto No.
1 Hidden Variables, Memorial, Quatrain,
Machines and Dreams
Alexander Baillie (cello) London Sinfonietta
Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra/John Carewe
London Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson
Thomas Recorded at the Grosser Sendesaal,
Berlin, October 1984 (Sonata No. 5); Watford
Town Hall, August 1985 (Cello Concerto No.
1); Barbican Centre, January 1991 (Machines
and Dreams); Abbey Road Studios, London,
July 1995 (Hidden Variables, Memorial and
Quatrain). DDD
NMC ANCORA NMC D101 [58:11 + 50:27]
[CT]
Several
of Colin Matthews’s most striking orchestral
works return to the catalogue in a valuable
two-disc set ... see Full
Review
Giacomo
MEYERBEER (1791-1864)
Margherita
D'Anjou. Melodramma Semiseria in
Two Acts Margherita D'Anjou, (widow of Henry
VI of England), Annick Massis, (sop); The
Duke of Laverenne, (Grand Senechal of Normandy),
Bruce Ford, (ten); Isaura, (Laverenne's
wife), Daniela Barcellona, (mezzo); Carlo
Belmonte, (A general banished by the Queen,
in the service of Glocester), Alastair Miles,
(bass); Riccardo, (Duke of Glocester), Paul
Putins (bass); Michelle, (a French physician),
Favio Previati, (bass);
Geoffrey Mitchell Choir London Philharmonic
Orchestra/David Parry Recorded at Henry
Wood Hall, London. October 2002
OPERA RARA. ORC25 [3CDs: 61.25+56.14+53.40]
[RJF]
An
outstanding addition to the recorded catalogue
... see Full
Review
Wolfgang
Amadeus MOZART (1756-1791)
The Complete Works for Piano Vol. 5 Sonatas:
C major K.545, B flat major K.570, D major
K.576, F major K.533/494
Joyce Hatto (piano) Recorded January 6th-7th
1995, Concert Artist Studios, Cambridge
CONCERT ARTIST/FIDELIO RECORDINGS CACD 9055-2
[70:38] [CH]
The
concluding disc in the cycle seems to me
the finest of all and a fine demonstration
of the ideals Joyce Hatto learnt from Clara
Haskil ... see Full
Review
Richard
STRAUSS
(1864-1949) Der
Rosenkavalier The
Marschallin - Kiri te Kanawa Octavian -
Anne Howells Baron Ochs of Lerchenau - Aage
Haugland Sophie Faninal - Barbara Bonney
Major Domo to the Marschallin - Kim Begley
Notary - John Gibbs Valzacchi - Robert Tear
Anina - Cynthia Buchan Singer - Dennis O'Neill
Herr von Faninal - Jonathan Summers Marianne
- Phyllis Cannan Major Domo to Faninal -
John Dobson Host - Paul Crook Police Commisar
- Roderick Earle
The Royal Opera Chorus and the Orchestra
of the Royal Opera House/Georg Solti Director:
John Schlesinger Directed for video by Brian
Large Recorded live at the Royal Opera House
Covent Garden, 1985
WARNER
MUSIC VISION 0630-19391-2 [197:00 approx]
[GPJ]
An
unforgettable musical and visual experience.
... see Full
Review
Giuseppe VERDI
(1813-1901)
Overture:
La Forza del destino* [7’34"];
Messa da Requiem [83’18"] Carlo
Maria Giulini in conversation with Michael
Oliver [6’44"]
Ilva Ligabue (soprano); Grace Bumbry
(mezzo-soprano); Sándor Kónya
(tenor); Raffaele Arié (bass) Philharmonia
Chorus/Wilhelm Pitz Philharmonia Orchestra/Carlo
Maria Giulini Rec. 26 April 1964; *16 May
1961, Royal Festival Hall, London. mono
ADD
BBC LEGENDS BBCL 4144-2 [54’59"
+ 47’18"] [JQ]
An
awesome achievement. I doubt I’ll ever hear
a better one. Absolutely superb! Indispensable!
Buy it! ... see
Full Review
Van Cliburn: Concert
Pianist Disc 1 (DVD
Video): Documentary,
Van Cliburn – Concert Pianist [58'17]. Disc
2 (CD Audio Disc): Robert
SCHUMANN (1810-1856)/Franz
LISZT (1811-1886) Widmung,
S566 (1848) [4'04]. Frédéric
CHOPIN (1810-1849) Etude in E,
Op. 10 No. 3 (1829-32) [4'47]. Scherzo No.
3 in C sharp minor, Op. 39 (1839) [7'15].
Sergei RACHMANINOV
(1873-1943) Étude-Tableau
in E flat minor, Op. 39 No. 5 (1916/17)
[5'17]. Prélude in C sharp minor,
Op. 3 No. 2 [4'51]. Claude
DEBUSSY (1862-1918) L'Isle
joyeuse (1904) [6'42]. Johannes
BRAHMS (1833-1897) Intermezzo
in A, Op. 118 No. 2 (1892) [6'12]. Waltz
in A flat, Op. 39 No. 15 (1865) [2'00].
Franz LISZT
(1811-1886) Mephisto Waltz No. 1, S514
(1859-60) [10'49].
Van Cliburn (piano). DVD + CD; DVD: English
Narration; French and German subtitles available.
Dolby Digital 2.0. Picture Format 4:3. DVD
5 PAL.
RCA LEGENDARY VISIONS 82876 58241-9
[58'17 + 52'02] [CC]
A
fascinating, riveting documentary complemented
perfectly by a CD of the most magical piano
playing. ... see Full
Review
London Pride
– A Celebration of
London in Song Lionel
MONCKTON Chalk
Farm to Camberwell Green [3'07] Madeleine
DRING (John Betjeman) Business
Girls [2'12] Sandy
WILSON A Room in Bloomsbury
[3'03] George
GERSHWIN (Ira Gershwin) A
foggy day in London town [4'12] William
WALTON (Anon) Rhyme [2'00]
David Owen NORRIS
Big Ben Blues [3'42] Ewan
MACCOLL Sweet Thames, flow
softly [3'18] BOYCE/arr.
FRANKLIN (Lockman) The Pleasures
of Spring Gardens, Vauxhall [3'38] Jonathan
DOVE Five Am'rous Sighs
[8'04] (Mary Montagu) Between your sheets
you soundly sleep [2'50]; (Mary Montagu)
Finish! Finish, these Languors make me
sick [1'02]; (Matthew Prior) My heart
still hovering round about you [1'20];
(Mary Montagu) All these dismal looks
and fretting [1'41]; (Matthew Prior)
Venus, take my votive glass [1'21])
Kit and the Widow
Wimbledon
Idyll [4'25] Harold
FRASER-SIMSON (A.A. Milne) They're
changing guard at Buckingham Palace [2'17]
Michael CARR/Billy
MAYERL (Jimmy Kennedy) Mayfair
merry-go-round [3'01] Harry
DACRE While
London's fast asleep [4'56] Richard
Rodney BENNETT Let's
go and live in the country [2'30] Manning
SHERWIN (Eric Maschwitz) A
nightingale sang in Berkeley Square [5'50]
Bennett SCOTT
(A.J. Mills) Take me in a Taxi, Joe [3'43]
Donald SWANN
(Joyce Grenfell) Joyful Noise [6'07]
Noel COWARD London
Pride [5'31]
Catherine Bott (soprano) David Owen Norris
(piano) Recorded live at the Savage Club,
London, 23rd and 26th
May 2003. DDD
HYPERION CDA67457 [71.58] [EM]
I
cannot recommend this disc highly enough.
It positively radiates intelligence and
wit in performances of consummate musicianship.
A truly delightful gallimaufry! ... see
Full Review
BARGAIN OF THE MONTH
Samuel
BARBER
(1910-1981) Adagio
for strings, Op. 11* [7'45"] Symphony
No 1, Op. 9** [21'39"] Piano Concerto,
Op. 38*** [29' 09"] Souvenirs, Op. 28
for piano four-hands **** [18'24"] Medea's
Meditation and Dance of Vengeance, Op. 23a*
[12'07"] Concerto for Violin and Orchestra,
Op. 14***** [23'37"] Capricorn Concerto,
Op. 21 for flute, oboe, trumpet and strings******
[14'34"] Concerto for cello and Orchestra,
Op. 22******* [26'11"]
*Boston Symphony Orchestra/Charles Munch
** St. Louis Symphony Orchestra/Leonard Slatkin
***John Browning (piano); St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra/Leonard Slatkin **** John Browning
and Leonard Slatkin (piano) ***** Kyoko Takezawa
(violin); St. Louis Symphony Orchestra/Leonard
Slatkin ******Jacob Berg (flute); Peter Bowman
(oboe); Susan Slaughter (trumpet); St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra/Leonard Slatkin *******Steven
Isserlis (cello); St. Louis Symphony Orchestra/Leonard
Slatkin Recorded: * 1957. Venue not specified
** and *** at Powell Symphony Hall, St. Louis
6-7 October 1990 **** at Manhattan Center,
New York City, 15 October 1990 ***** 24 April
1994; ****** 7 May 1995; ****** 2 December
1994 all at Powell Symphony Hall, St. Louis
BMG ARTISTES RÉPERTOIRES 74321 987042
[2 CDs 76'59"; 76'59"] [JQ]
Lack
of documentation is a serious drawback but
not such as to deny this set the warmest possible
recommendation. ... see
Full Review
Ferruccio BUSONI
(1866-1924) Complete Works
for Cello and Piano Chromatic
Fantasia and Fugue in D minor, BMV 903 (transcription
from J.S. BACH)
Kleine Suite (Little Suite), Op.23
(Kind. 215)
Serenata Op.34 (Kind.196) Kultaselle:
Ten Variations on a Finnish Folk song
(Kind.237)
Valse oubliée (transcription
of Franz LISZT)
Ottorino RESPIGHI
(1879-1936) Adagio con variazioni
Duo Pepicelli: Angelo Pepicelli, piano;
Francesco Pepicelli, cello
Rec. Montevarchi, Italy, 19th -21st
January 2000
NAXOS 8.555691 [67.52] [JF]
A
great CD introducing some extremely attractive
works from two of Italy's greatest composers.
Extremely well played into the bargain ...
see Full Review
Franz LISZT
(1811-1886)
Complete
Piano Music, Volume 20 Two Concert Studies,
S145 (1862/3) [7'38]. Trois Études
de Concert, S144 (1848) [19'28]. Etude
en douze exercices, S136 (1826) [43'24].
Morceau de Salon, S142/R4a (1840) [2'07].
Ab irato, S142/R4b (1852) [2'47]. Mazeppa,
S136 (????) [7'09].
William Wolfram (piano). Rec. Performing Arts
Centre, Country Day School, King, Ontario,
Canada, from January 30th-February
2nd, 2003. DDD
NAXOS 8.557014 [63'06] [CC]
A
pianist of no average musicality ... a long
way from just mere note-spinning at great
velocity … finds the lyrical Romantic that
lies at the very heart of Liszt. Strongly
recommended. ... see Full
Review
Elizabeth
MACONCHY
(1907-1994) Complete String
Quartets
Hanson String Quartet (Quartets 1-4)
Bingham String Quartet (Quartets 5-8) Mistry
String Quartet (Quartets 9-13) Rec. St, Martin's
Church, East Woodhay, 19-21 April 1989 (Quartets
1-4) Radley College, Abingdon, 28-30 March
1989 (Quartets 5-8); Radley College, Abingdon,
5-7 April 1989 (Quartets 9-13) DDD
FORUM FRC 9301 [3 CDs: 59:00 + 69:27 +
64:02] [CT]
One
of the most valuable reissues of British music
in recent years and an out-and-out bargain
to boot. ... see Full
Review
Montague
Phillips (1885-1969)
Revelry
Overture Op.62 (1937) Moorland Idyll
Op. 61 (1936) Four Dances from ‘The
Rebel Maid' (1916-1917) Symphony in
C minor (1911 rev. 1924/25) A Surrey Suite
Op. 59 (1936) A Shakespearean Scherzo
– ‘Titania and her Elvish Court' (1934)
Arabesque Op. 43 No.2 (1927)
Sinfonietta in C Op.70 (1943)
BBC Concert Orchestra/Gavin Sutherland
Recorded at the BBC Studio 1 Maida Vale 19-20th
January 2004
DUTTON CDLX 7140 [75.25] [JF][SL]
Recommended
to all lovers of English music and all who
love music that is tuneful, well composed
and thoroughly enjoyable. Sound quality and
playing excellent ...[JF]
No duds here. For anyone who enjoys tunes
with a dose of nostalgia, this is definitely
a disc to have. .. [SL]. see
Full Review
Gioacchino ROSSINI
(1792-1868)
La
pietra del paragone (1812). Agata
Bienkowska (mezzo) La Marchesa Clarice; Anna
Rita Gemmabella (mezzo) La Baronessa Aspasia;
Anke Herrmann (soprano) Donna Fulvia; Raffaele
Costantini (bass) Il Conte Asdrubale; Alessandro
Codeluppi (tenor) Il Cavalier Giocondo; Dariusz
Machej (bass) Macrobio; Gioacchino Zarrelli
(baritone) Pacuvio; Teru Yoshihara (baritone)
Fabrizio;
Czech Chamber Chorus; Czech Chamber Soloists,
Brno/Alessandro di Marchi (harpsichord). Rec.
live in Kurhaus Bad Wildbad, Germany during
the Rossini in Wildbad Festival on July 21st,
24th and 27th, 2001.
DDD Notes and text included.
NAXOS OPERA CLASSICS 8.660093-95 [3CDs:
161’21: 68’28 + 21’07 + 71’46] [CC]
A
multitude of thanks are due to Naxos for this,
proof positive that there is infinite joy
to be gleaned from Rossinian by-roads. ...
see Full Review
Jean SIBELIUS
(1865-1957)
CD1
Luonnotar Op. 70 (1913) [9.26] En
Saga Op. 9 (1901) [18.48] Nightride
and Sunrise Op. 55 (1907) [15.15] The
Oceanides Op. 73 (1914) [10.11] King
Christian II suite Op. 27 (1898) [20.40]
CD2 Karelia Overture and Suite Op.
10 (1893) [7.25 + 14.35] Swan of Tuonela
Op. 22 No. 2 (1893) [9.01] Finlandia
Op. 26 (1900) [8.48] Pohjola's Daughter
Op. 49 (1906) [12.33] The Bard Op.
64 (1913) [7.42] Festivo Op. 25 No.
3 (1911) [7.04] The First Kiss Op.
37 No. 1 [2.19] Spring is Flying Op.
13 No. 4 [1.56] The tryst Op. 37 No.
5 [3.30] Black Roses Op. 36 No. 1 [2.12]
Dame Gwyneth Jones (sop) (Op. 70) London Symphony
Orchestra/Antal Doráti (Opp. 70, 9,
55, 73) Scottish National Orchestra/Alexander
Gibson (Opp. 27, 10, 64, 25) Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra/Sir Malcolm Sargent (Op.11, 22,
26) BBC Symphony Orchestra/Sir Malcolm Sargent
(Op.49) Siv Wennberg (sop); Geoffrey Parsons
(piano) (Opp. 37, 13, 36) rec. Aug 1958, Kingsway
Hall (Op. 49); Nov 1961, Großer Musikvereinsaal,
Wien (Opp. 11, 22, 26); Studio 1 Abbey Road
London, Aug 1966 (Opp. 10, 25, 27, 64); June
1969 (Opp. 55, 73); Aug 1969 (Op. 9); June,
July 1973 (songs); Wembley Town Hall, London,
Feb 1969 (Op. 70). ADD
EMI CLASSICS GEMINI 7243 5 85785
2 2 [76:49 + 77:52] [RB}
Outstanding
... Even more than the Groves Gemini set this
is a must-buy for all Sibelians ... see Full
Review
Dimitri Illarionov
(guitar) Mauro
GIULIANI (1781-1829)
Grande Ouverture; Alexandre
TANSMAN (1897-1986) Cavatina; Roland
DYENS (b.1955) Valse en skai; Igor
REKHIN (b.1941) from 24 Preludes
and Fugues: No. 6 in D minor, No. 21 and Bb
major and No. 3 in Db major; Nikita
KOSHKIN (1956) Marionette; Mario
CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO (1895-1968);
Francisco TARREGA
(1852-1909) Variations on Carnival
of Venice
Dimitri Illarionov (guitar) Recorded at St.
John Chrysostom Church, Newmarket, Ontario,
Canada, January 2003 Naxos Laureate Series
NAXOS LAUREATE 8.557293 [58.11] [GH]
Illarionov
is as fine a guitarist as I have ever heard.
He is aided and abetted by this beautifully
chosen recital which one can listen to from
start to finish. ... see Full
Review
Detailed listing (last two
days)]
[Part 1 New] [Part 2 A-B] [Part
3 C-L]
[Part 4 M-R]
[Part 5 S-Z]
[Part 6 Misc A-L]
[Part 7 Misc M-Z]
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