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I purchased this Sacd as it was easily available, compared to Avalon (Roxy Music), waiting for the moment when i could get Avalon for a reasonable price. This Album has a real groove to it, almost hypnotic. It is so lush with, seemingly all the musicians doing all their own brilliant bit. There are ... more |
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Musically this may not be everyone's taste, as it is very abstract. Hoelszky's aim is to compose "invisible rooms". It is difficult to really judge a "performance" here, at least for me. From a sound perspective this is some of the most spacious and ambient recordings I have among my nearly 1,000 ... more |
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Opening this recital of Norwegian music for trumpet and organ is Kjell Mork Karlsen's 3rd Chorale Sonata which, as the title suggests, is based (loosely) upon a hymn tune (Nun freut euch, liebe Christen g'mein) and is broadly neo-Classical in nature. The following "Lamento" by Jon Laukvik is clearly ... more |
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A first class demonstration disc that shows how well the BFO play under Fischer in concert.
The disc tapes one of the BFO's famous "Coffee concerts" and is a collection of some favourite pieces together with some uncommon repertoire. Opening the proceedings is one of Dvorak's most famous Slavonic ... more |
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Audite has reissued its previously released two discs of Saint-Saëns Piano Concertos in a convenient slim dual jewel box. Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) was one of the most amazing childhood prodigies in musical history. He gave his first public concert as a pianist at the age of 10, including a concerto ... more |
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