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MAX BRUCH / VINCENT D'INDY
Bruch: 8 Pieces, Op. 83 / D'Indy: Clarinet Trio, Op. 29 Amici Ensemble [ Naxos / CD - released 9/Nov/2005 ] "The recording acoustic is generous, and while Valdepeñas brings warm-tone to his clarinet playing, Patricia Parr is sympathetically discreet in her role as accompanist yet confident as a virtuoso. This is a valuable addition to the catalogues and a... |
CHAUSSON / D'INDY
String Quartets Chilingirian Quartet [ Hyperion Helios / CD - released 1/Feb/2013 ] GRAMOPHONE EDITOR'S CHOICE - 'Ripely affectionate performances from the Chilingirians, beguilingly recorded, and expertly annotated by Roger Nichols' (Classic CD) |
FRANCK / FAURE / d'INDY
French Music for Piano and Orchestra Francois-Joel Thiollier (piano) / Ireland National Symphony Orchestra / Antonio de Almeida (conductor) [ Naxos / CD - released 26/Dec/2005 ] "Thiollier shows imagination and sensitivity in Fauré's lovely Ballade" - Penguin Guide |
VINCENT d'INDY
Orchestral Works Vol 1 (Incls 'La Foraªt enchantae') Iceland Symphony Orchestra / Rumon Gamba [ Chandos Classics / CD - released 30/Apr/2008 ] "What a promising start to this cycle. Apart from bringing these neglected scores to new audiences this recording also confirms Gamba as a conductor to watch. The orchestral playing is exemplary, the engineering spectacular...A sonic and musical... |
VINCENT D'INDY
Orchestral Music (Incls 'Wallenstein' & 'Saugefleurie') Lawrence Power (viola) / BBC National Orchestra of Wales / Thierry Fischer [ Hyperion / CD - released 10/Mar/2009 ] "These works make a good introduction to his post-Wagnerian art. The substantial triptych of overtures, Wallenstein, re-creates Schiller's historical drama of the same name." Sunday Times, 8th February 2009 *** |
