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Gramophone Awards Lists
3 of our recordings are shortlisted in the Chamber and Solo Vocal sections!
Congrats to our new CBE!
Sarah Connolly and Gerald Finley recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours.
Orchestral Choice
'Every detail is clear and well placed in these excellent recordings.'
The leading conductor passed away on June 1st, after a long-term illness. He leaves behind him a tremendous discography, including major recordings with the Czech Philharmonic and BBC Symphony Orchestras. Click here for more.
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Editor's Choice
'Technical perfection allied to insight'
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Artistic Quality 10 Sound Quality 10
“...This is both a bargain and a terrific reading. Highly recommended, and right to the top of the list.”
Artistic Quality 10 Sound Quality 10
“...This is both a bargain and a terrific reading. Highly recommended, and right to the top of the list.”
Editor’s Choice
“Mallon’s performance is exemplary. Handel’s melodies are nicely shaped, with colourful accompaniments that range between assertive energy and understated pathos. Resonant horns and elegant trumpets synthesise stylish wit and regal pomp in the famous ‘Alla hornpipe’ (Suite No 2). Brightness and subtlety co-exist with a charismatic swagger. Mallon’s sense of an attractive flowing pulse in the music carries through to the Music for the Royal Fireworks. The Ouverture has crisp, articulate phrasing, in which important details are stressed and then shade away to allow the next musical detail to come to the fore. The zesty Aradia Ensemble never succumb to monotonous tub-thumping.”
Editor’s Choice
“Mallon’s performance is exemplary. Handel’s melodies are nicely shaped, with colourful accompaniments that range between assertive energy and understated pathos. Resonant horns and elegant trumpets synthesise stylish wit and regal pomp in the famous ‘Alla hornpipe’ (Suite No 2). Brightness and subtlety co-exist with a charismatic swagger. Mallon’s sense of an attractive flowing pulse in the music carries through to the Music for the Royal Fireworks. The Ouverture has crisp, articulate phrasing, in which important details are stressed and then shade away to allow the next musical detail to come to the fore. The zesty Aradia Ensemble never succumb to monotonous tub-thumping.”
