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Gramophone Awards
Congratulations to Silesian Quartet, winner of the Chamber Award for their Bacewicz album.
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
"... Singing, playing, recording and presentation are exemplary." ****
Editor's Choice
"... Singing, playing, recording and presentation are exemplary." ****
*****(Exceptional Album)
*****(Exceptional Album)
“The Orchestra of Classical Opera, playing on period instruments about a semitone below today’s pitch, are quite wonderful...The singers, most of them new to me, are just as fine. Stuart Jackson manages the melismas and wide leaps of his two arias with confidence and elegance...Ian Page presides over a charming performance, with well-paced recitatives and appropriate, sometimes extravagant decoration. This is minor Mozart, done supremely well.”
“The Orchestra of Classical Opera, playing on period instruments about a semitone below today’s pitch, are quite wonderful...The singers, most of them new to me, are just as fine. Stuart Jackson manages the melismas and wide leaps of his two arias with confidence and elegance...Ian Page presides over a charming performance, with well-paced recitatives and appropriate, sometimes extravagant decoration. This is minor Mozart, done supremely well.”
“Sometimes the best discoveries in music aren’t pieces that you’ve never heard before, but those you have, made new by remarkable interpretations…At the recital’s heart is a breath-catching performance of James MacMillan’s Burns setting The Gallant Weaver…This is a beautifully constructed programme, sung with consummate assurance and self-effacing artistry.” *****
“Sometimes the best discoveries in music aren’t pieces that you’ve never heard before, but those you have, made new by remarkable interpretations…At the recital’s heart is a breath-catching performance of James MacMillan’s Burns setting The Gallant Weaver…This is a beautifully constructed programme, sung with consummate assurance and self-effacing artistry.” *****
