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We are saddened to hear that the conductor Bramwell Tovey has passed away. Known for his work with Brass Bands & orchestras, he will be greatly missed.
BBC R3 Disc of the Week!
Georgia Mann enjoys Donohoe's Mendelssohn.
Happy 85th Maestro!
Wishing maestro Neeme Järvi a happy 85th birthday.
Critics Circle Award
TTOTS is the joint winner for Outstanding Achievement!
Purchase Film
Dutilleux wins BBC Award!
SoL/Wilson win Orchestral award for third year running!
Presto Record of Year
English Music for Strings is Presto Music's 2021 Pick
Gramophone Awards
Peter Grimes named 'Record of the Year!'
Sinfonia of London debut!
SoL & John Wilson make stunning Proms debut
Recording with Sir Roger
Francesca Dego shares experiences in the Strad
Thais wins Juno Award!
Sir Andrew Davis disc wins Best Classical Album (Vocal)
The Prison wins a GRAMMY
Smyth premiere recording wins at March 2021 awards.
Barry Douglas Podcast
Father-son-duo Barry & Liam start new music podcast.
Brodsky Quartet
Celebrating their 50th Anniversary, the Brodsky Quartet has performed more than 3000 concerts on the major concert stages of the world and has released more than sixty recordings. A natural curiosity and insatiable desire to explore have propelled the group in many artistic directions and continue to ensure it not only a place at the very forefront of the international chamber music scene but also a rich and varied musical existence.
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“… What I like very much about Menses and Wyss’s recordings of the sonatas is the sense of an equal partnership. Perhaps this is partly due to the engineering which gets it exactly right, but I think it may also be the way Wyss brings out expressive detail in the piano part… This new Avie recording is certainly worth hearing …”
“… What I like very much about Menses and Wyss’s recordings of the sonatas is the sense of an equal partnership. Perhaps this is partly due to the engineering which gets it exactly right, but I think it may also be the way Wyss brings out expressive detail in the piano part… This new Avie recording is certainly worth hearing …”
“… the highlight is Helen Tulve’s L’ombre derrière toi … There is the whiff of vintage Saariaho is more than the French title, with delectable textures and an argument in constant flux. But this is Tulve’s own music substantial, tightly bound and with an inevitability about it that often eluded later Saariaho …”
“… the highlight is Helen Tulve’s L’ombre derrière toi … There is the whiff of vintage Saariaho is more than the French title, with delectable textures and an argument in constant flux. But this is Tulve’s own music substantial, tightly bound and with an inevitability about it that often eluded later Saariaho …”
“… the fecundity and freshness of Ye’s invention sustains the listener’s interest and the solo instrumental writing is often ravishing. Adding to the interest of much of the orchestral writing is a notable undercurrent of melancholy not dissimilar to that found in the music of John Barry… The performances of the soloists and orchestra are excellent throughout and the sound is of BIS’s highest quality.”
“… the fecundity and freshness of Ye’s invention sustains the listener’s interest and the solo instrumental writing is often ravishing. Adding to the interest of much of the orchestral writing is a notable undercurrent of melancholy not dissimilar to that found in the music of John Barry… The performances of the soloists and orchestra are excellent throughout and the sound is of BIS’s highest quality.”
