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You get a double dose of it on the CD - the next piece on the disc is an arrangement of Lasst mich allein by John Lenehan for cello and piano (the remainder of the disc consists of Dvorak pieces for cello and piano).
You get a double dose of it on the CD - the next piece on the disc is an arrangement of Lasst mich allein by John Lenehan for cello and piano (the remainder of the disc consists of Dvorak pieces for cello and piano).
This really would be on my 'Desert Island Disc' list! (And may be my 'one choice' disc too!) I've been lucky enough to hear all the outstanding string players of her generation and I would put her tight at the top. Only IMHO, of course.
I believe she has a recording of the Kodaly Solo sonata coming out soon.
These things can be so very subjective . The Anja Thauer recording that Roehre recommended and which bowled me over did little for you .
I thought it was a super performance but I found the broadcast sound to be a bit indifferent. A little diffuse maybe?
I'm looking forward to hearing it tomorrow on mini-disc.
I thought it was a super performance but I found the broadcast sound to be a bit indifferent. A little diffuse maybe?
I'm looking forward to hearing it tomorrow on mini-disc.
Some strange noises from the audience, I thought.
Yes. Superb performance, I thought.
Agreed about the broadcast sound. Eruption of coughing just before the cadenza in the slow movement - as the Sundance Kid said, who are those people?
By the way the presenter commented on Alisa W's duetting and exchanging smiles with the leader, Josef Špaček - no mean soloist in his own right, he played the Mendelssohn in Cardiff with the Czech Phil and Jiří Bělohlávek, and I nabbed a couple of signed CDs in the interval - Ysaÿe sonatas, and solos by HW Ernst - staggering virtuosity.
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