British Violin Sonatas, Volume 2 Violin Piano Chandos

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FRANK BRIDGE

(1879-1941)

Sonata, H 39 (1904)

15:28

in E flat major - in Es-Dur - en mi bémol majeur

for Violin and Piano

Edited 1966 for performance by Paul Hindmarsh

Allegro - Più mosso - Tranquillo - A tempo I

8:33

(Completed by Paul Hindmarsh) Andante con espressione - Presto -

6:56

JOHN IRELAND

(1879-1962)

Sonata No. 1 (1908-09, revised 1917, 1944)

27:37

in D minor - in d-Moll - en ré mineur

Allegretto leggiardo - Meno mosso - Tempo I - Animato - Tempo I -

10:51

Romance. In tempo sostenuto, quasi adagio - Poco più moto - Tempo I -

10:31

III

Rondo. Allegro sciolto assai - Poco meno allegro -

6:13

Tempo I - Allegro di molto -

SIR ARTHUR BLISS

(1891-1975)

Sonata, F 192 (c. 1914-16)

11:31

for Piano and Violin

Edited 2010 for performance by Rupert Marshall-Luck

To Lady Elgar

Moderato e semplice - Più mosso - Tempo I - [ ] -

Tempo I - Più lento e molto tranquillo

RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

(1872-1958)

Two Pieces (?1912-14)

8:34

for Violin and Piano

To D.M.L.

Romance. Andantino - Più mosso - Tempo I - Tranquillo

4:44

Pastorale. Andante con moto - Tranquillo - Tempo I - Più mosso, agitato -

3:50

WILLIAM LLOYD-WEBBER

(1914-1982)

premiere recording

The Gardens at Eastwell (c. 1980)

2:50

A Late Summer Impression

Dolce espressivo

Total time: 66:05

21-23 September 2015

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Daniel Jaffé – BBC Music magazine (Brief Notes section) – October 2016

“...Throughout, Tasmin Little and Piers Lane are on top form proving themselves once again excellent advocates of this wonderful music. They are captured in a pleasing and sympathetic acoustic. This, with the informative booklet notes, makes this new recording a real winner. I hope that this new series from Chandos continues to go from strength to strength and that Ireland’s Second Sonata will feature on a future release.”

Stuart Sillitoe MusicWeb-International.com 25 May 2016

“... These are splendid, sensitive, insightful interpretations by two great advocates of British music. I hope Vol. 3 is forthcoming!”

Jeremy Dibble Gramophone magazine June 2016

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