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New Releases
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NI 5763
Bridge Oration
Elgar Cello Concerto
Holst Invocation
Raphael Wallfisch, cello
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Richard Dickins, conductor
These three notable British works for cello and orchestra from the early 20th century - two of them, the Elgar and the Bridge, ranking among the finest for the medium ever written by British composers - are linked by various strands, both circumstantial and expressive. All were first heard at Queen’s Hall in London, and all in different ways treat the cello as in some way symbolic of the human voice: singing, lamenting, calling, making a passionate statement with deep personal significance.
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Re-Issues
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| NI 5013 |
The Amazing Mr Smith
Beethoven (arr. Liszt), Symphony No.7, Bach (arr. Busoni), Chaconne
Ronald Smith, piano |
| NI 5293 |
Schubert, Six Moments Musicaux & Impromptus
Marta Deyanova, piano |
| NI 5287 |
Byrd, Mass for Four Voices with the Mass Propers for the Feast of Corpus Christi
Christ Church Cathedral Choir
Stephen Darlington, director |
| NI 5261 |
The Last of the Troubadours
The Art & Times of Guiraut Riquier 1230 - 1292
Martin Best Medieval Ensemble |
| NI 5224 |
Donizetti & Bellini, Operatic Arias
Raúl Giménez, tenor
Scottish Chamber Orchestra, The Scottish Philharmonic Singers
Michelangelo Veltri, conductor
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| NI 5300 |
Mozart Arias
Raúl Giménez, tenor
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, John Brown, leader
Barry Wordsworth, conductor |
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