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.Art Of Finger Dexterity City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: VAI May 02, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Art Of Finger Dexterity |
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.Etudes/Erasmus Montanus Ovt City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Chandos February 09, 2005 The music on this disc is among the most infectious and light-hearted I know; he's a kind of Danish Françaix. As the Gramophone review indicates, this may not be music for the adventurous, but it certainly is music for those who need a lift. Sprightly, insouciant, well-crafted, beautifully orchestrated, nicely played and recorded. >>See More Reviews & Details on Etudes/Erasmus Montanus Ovt |
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.Vln Cto City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Universal Music Group September 21, 1994 If you haven't heard these recordings, you have a nice surprise ahead of you. The Mendelssohn dates from 1981 and the Brahms from 1982. Because of the recording dates, you've got the young protege, Anne-Sophie Mutter, firmly under the leadership of the old master, Herbert von Karajan, with that marvelous orchestra to draw on for generous support. Ms. Mutter has never been closer since then to the gentler ways of performing these pieces as she is here. The accompaniment is very well balanced and perfectly complements the solos. Being used to a lot of fire from Ms. Mutter, some may complain that these performances aren't sizzling enough. I found that her interpretation of Mendelssohn was delightfully restrained ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Vln Cto |
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.Bucket List City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical by: Soundtrack January 22, 2008 If you haven't heard these recordings, you have a nice surprise ahead of you. The Mendelssohn dates from 1981 and the Brahms from 1982. Because of the recording dates, you've got the young protege, Anne-Sophie Mutter, firmly under the leadership of the old master, Herbert von Karajan, with that marvelous orchestra to draw on for generous support. Ms. Mutter has never been closer since then to the gentler ways of performing these pieces as she is here. The accompaniment is very well balanced and perfectly complements the solos. Being used to a lot of fire from Ms. Mutter, some may complain that these performances aren't sizzling enough. I found that her interpretation of Mendelssohn was delightfully restrained ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Bucket List |
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.Walter's Mixed Bag City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Atm May 05, 2008 If you haven't heard these recordings, you have a nice surprise ahead of you. The Mendelssohn dates from 1981 and the Brahms from 1982. Because of the recording dates, you've got the young protege, Anne-Sophie Mutter, firmly under the leadership of the old master, Herbert von Karajan, with that marvelous orchestra to draw on for generous support. Ms. Mutter has never been closer since then to the gentler ways of performing these pieces as she is here. The accompaniment is very well balanced and perfectly complements the solos. Being used to a lot of fire from Ms. Mutter, some may complain that these performances aren't sizzling enough. I found that her interpretation of Mendelssohn was delightfully restrained ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Walter's Mixed Bag |
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.Sons/Partitas For Solo Vln City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Universal Music Group March 03, 1998 I have heard the Enescu, Menuhin, Heifeitz, Szerying, Grumiaux, Hahn and numerous other versions... none reaches the level of this recording. It is not for nothing that he was donned the "prince of the bow." Ysaye the celebrated virtuouso even refused to teach Milstein he was so extraordinary, saying, "you can play Bach and Paganini well...what else!" Milstein lived with these pieces. He talks of how, in his youth Bach's work was not often admired, and thus he explored his sonatas and partitas finding the artistic world they inhabit to be unique. One can tell Milstein has lived with these pieces. Every nuance is carved to perfection, in the most spontaneous grace. The flow is mellifulous and each ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sons/Partitas For Solo Vln |
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.Music For Two (Bonus Dvd) City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical by: Bela / Edgar Meyer Fleck July 31, 2008 I don't know what CD the last reviewer (June 25, 2004) listened to, but surly he got that confused with "Music for Two"! Béla and Edgar, as always, has demonstrated their unequivocal wizardry on their instruments in this fine work. They've busted thier butts to get to where they are at now and it shows. Watch the DVD and see what they go through rehearsing the song "Cannon" during break from one of their shows and after, etc... >>See More Reviews & Details on Music For Two (Bonus Dvd) |
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.Very Best Of Bach City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical by: Bach May 29, 2007 I don't know what CD the last reviewer (June 25, 2004) listened to, but surly he got that confused with "Music for Two"! Béla and Edgar, as always, has demonstrated their unequivocal wizardry on their instruments in this fine work. They've busted thier butts to get to where they are at now and it shows. Watch the DVD and see what they go through rehearsing the song "Cannon" during break from one of their shows and after, etc... >>See More Reviews & Details on Very Best Of Bach |
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.Lute Music Vol.2 City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Ncl December 12, 2006 I don't know what CD the last reviewer (June 25, 2004) listened to, but surly he got that confused with "Music for Two"! Béla and Edgar, as always, has demonstrated their unequivocal wizardry on their instruments in this fine work. They've busted thier butts to get to where they are at now and it shows. Watch the DVD and see what they go through rehearsing the song "Cannon" during break from one of their shows and after, etc... >>See More Reviews & Details on Lute Music Vol.2 |
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.Lute Music Vol. 1 City Travel Guides > Classical > Classical from: Ncl June 20, 2006 I don't know what CD the last reviewer (June 25, 2004) listened to, but surly he got that confused with "Music for Two"! Béla and Edgar, as always, has demonstrated their unequivocal wizardry on their instruments in this fine work. They've busted thier butts to get to where they are at now and it shows. Watch the DVD and see what they go through rehearsing the song "Cannon" during break from one of their shows and after, etc... >>See More Reviews & Details on Lute Music Vol. 1 |