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These are wonderful pieces that are very well performed and the CD is worth the money for the Concerto in E major for oboe d’amore, flute and viola d’amore alone!
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Mozart - Piano Concerto No.22 (Mitsuko Uchida/Jeffrey Tate, English Chamber Orchestra, Philips)
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Shostakovich - Cello Sonata (Lynn Harrell/Vladimir Ashkenazy, Decca)
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This performance has all of the hallmarks of a typical Herreweghe performance; a beautifully devotional interpretation, a powerful but not overstated performance and lovely choral singing. It is a lovely performance.
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Stravinsky - La sacre du printemps (Simon Rattle, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, EMI)
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That one is under careful consideration at the moment.... ;-)fergus wrote:
This performance has all of the hallmarks of a typical Herreweghe performance; a beautifully devotional interpretation, a powerful but not overstated performance and lovely choral singing. It is a lovely performance.
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Beethoven - Symphony No.1, Overture: Die Geschopfe des Prometheus & Overture: Leonore No.3 (Riccardo Chailly, Gewandhausorchester, Decca)
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bombasticDarren wrote:Stravinsky - La sacre du printemps (Simon Rattle, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, EMI)
Did you enjoy that version Darren?
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As you can see I did enjoy it Darren. It is a Sussmayr version in case you were not aware of it.bombasticDarren wrote:That one is under careful consideration at the moment.... ;-)fergus wrote:
This performance has all of the hallmarks of a typical Herreweghe performance; a beautifully devotional interpretation, a powerful but not overstated performance and lovely choral singing. It is a lovely performance.
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I will ask you for your comments when you have finished that cycle Darren.bombasticDarren wrote:
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