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The sound of the violin... has a 'fat' sound, anything but elegant, burdening the already difficult digestion of a repertoire characterized by a certain stylistic uniformity. I find it difficult to finish listening to the entire CD, which I am forced to dose over several sessions.
The sound of the violin... has a 'fat' sound, anything but elegant, burdening the already difficult digestion of a repertoire characterized by a certain stylistic uniformity.
I find it difficult to finish listening to the entire CD, which I am forced to dose over several sessions.
The review discusses Antonio Vivaldi's lesser-known chamber sonatas from Dresden, performed by Fabio Biondi, Maurizio Naddeo, and Rinaldo Alessandrini. Despite the historical value, the critic finds the performance strained and lacking spontaneity, with an overly heavy violin sound. The reviewer struggles to stay engaged through the CD and recommends it only to experts and purists familiar with Vivaldi's style. Discover the nuances of Vivaldi's chamber sonatas—listen and decide if this rare recording suits your taste.
The music flows fiercely yet delicately through her fingers, accompanied with equal vigor and elegance by the genuine parts of the Berliner Barock-Compagney. A journey to the origins of the Piano Concerto and the joyful discovery of small masterpieces. Highly recommended.
The music flows fiercely yet delicately through her fingers, accompanied with equal vigor and elegance by the genuine parts of the Berliner Barock-Compagney.
A journey to the origins of the Piano Concerto and the joyful discovery of small masterpieces. Highly recommended.
This review highlights a collection of three early keyboard concertos by lesser-known composers linked to Bach. Christine Schornsheim's performance on fortepiano and harpsichord is praised for its energy and intensity. The album offers insight into the origins of the piano concerto, bridging Baroque and pre-Classical styles. It brings attention to important but overlooked composers, providing an enjoyable and educational listening experience. Listen to Christine Schornsheim bring early piano concertos to life—explore these rare musical gems now!
"Getting old brings the fear of not being known," Francesca pronounces in the letter to her children. For those who have seen it, it remains a concentrate of emotions for a love story told with style and elegance.
"Getting old brings the fear of not being known," Francesca pronounces in the letter to her children.
For those who have seen it, it remains a concentrate of emotions for a love story told with style and elegance.
The review reflects a deep personal connection with Clint Eastwood's 1995 film ‘I Ponti di Madison County’. It highlights the film's elegant storytelling and emotional impact, focusing on a brief but powerful love story. The reviewer appreciates the characters' complexity and the film’s exploration of passion, dissatisfaction, and life’s pivotal choices. The timeless nature of the film's message and its intense final scenes stand out. Discover the emotional depth of 'I Ponti di Madison County'—watch the classic love story and feel the timeless passion.
The name 'Bach' in those lands was synonymous with high-quality and reliable compositional craftsmanship. The excellent Cambridge Choir captures the distinctive performances of such Works with freshness and naturalness.
The name 'Bach' in those lands was synonymous with high-quality and reliable compositional craftsmanship.
The excellent Cambridge Choir captures the distinctive performances of such Works with freshness and naturalness.
The review highlights the deep musical legacy of the Bach family, focusing on their sacred choral motets from the 17th and early 18th centuries. The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, directed by Timothy Brown, delivers a fresh and natural performance with a well-balanced instrumental continuo. Female voices stand out as particularly refined. This album offers a valuable insight into early Bach family compositions rarely heard today. Listen to the Bach Family Motets performed by the Choir of Clare College and explore the rich legacy of one of classical music's greatest families!
Peter Waldner, described as the one who "resuscitates keyboard instruments," combines refined technique with the unique registers of this splendid instrument. Listening to some of these Renaissance pieces, the derivation of the Baroque era's basso continuo becomes very clear.
Peter Waldner, described as the one who "resuscitates keyboard instruments," combines refined technique with the unique registers of this splendid instrument.
Listening to some of these Renaissance pieces, the derivation of the Baroque era's basso continuo becomes very clear.
This review praises Peter Waldner's skillful performance on a unique 1559 Baldachin chamber organ, featuring an exquisite collection of Renaissance and early Baroque pieces. The CD reveals rare compositions brought to life by an expert musician. The recording quality highlights the nuances of the rare instrument, creating an immersive listening experience. The review expresses enthusiasm for exploring the historical organ in its setting. Listen to Peter Waldner's enchanting performance and explore the rare sounds of a 16th-century Baldachin organ!
The strength of this music is perceived, but there is a feeling that it is not fully released, deliberately gathered, encapsulated, restrained. The Monks... prefer to deliver a lesson in a 'modern' way, sacrificing much of the charm that characterizes such Chant.
The strength of this music is perceived, but there is a feeling that it is not fully released, deliberately gathered, encapsulated, restrained.
The Monks... prefer to deliver a lesson in a 'modern' way, sacrificing much of the charm that characterizes such Chant.
This review of the Montecassino Abbey's 'Vir Dei Benedictus' Gregorian Chant CD offers a balanced critique. While the performance is excellent and the concept original, issues with recording quality and a perceived lack of emotional engagement limit its appeal. The reviewer finds the approach somewhat modernized, which may sacrifice traditional charm. Ultimately, the album is respectable but does not fully satisfy expectations. Explore the unique sound of Montecassino’s monks and decide if this modern take on Gregorian Chant resonates with you.
From the very first syllables of "Dominus Regnavit" that open the record, you immediately get the feeling that time stops. With their Chant, the Monks manage to express a unique sense of fraternity, as demonstrated by the performance itself.
From the very first syllables of "Dominus Regnavit" that open the record, you immediately get the feeling that time stops.
With their Chant, the Monks manage to express a unique sense of fraternity, as demonstrated by the performance itself.
This review highlights the profound spiritual and serene experience offered by the Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos. The album immerses listeners in an austere yet warm atmosphere, showcasing exquisite choir unity and individual vocal nuances. Praised for its authentic recording and deep emotional resonance, it is deemed a masterpiece essential for classical music lovers. The review serves as a guide to exploring this rich, monastic musical tradition. Dive into the spiritual world of Gregorian chant—listen to the Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos today!
For AC/DC enthusiasts, on the other hand, it is a highly recommended disc. Simply fantastic: Bon’s hairy chest, Angus’s ecstatic solos, and their infectious stage presence.
For AC/DC enthusiasts, on the other hand, it is a highly recommended disc.
Simply fantastic: Bon’s hairy chest, Angus’s ecstatic solos, and their infectious stage presence.
This DVD offers a unique collection of 21 live tracks from AC/DC’s Bon Scott era, showcasing the band’s energetic performances and stage antics. Although the video and audio quality fluctuate due to bootleg sources, die-hard fans will find it invaluable. Highlights include the Glasgow 1978 concert and Bon Scott’s final video appearances. The DVD is less recommended for purists but a treasure for enthusiasts of the band’s early days. Dive into AC/DC’s electrifying Bon Scott era with this rare live DVD—watch now and experience rock history firsthand!
Nothing could be more wrong! The attribution is apocryphal and the result of a hagiographic “deception” put together two centuries later by the biographer John the Deacon. The pieces contained in this CD are a sort of "preview", the first step of a research phase far from being concluded, but which constitutes a fundamental link between two cultures that today seem so distant.
Nothing could be more wrong! The attribution is apocryphal and the result of a hagiographic “deception” put together two centuries later by the biographer John the Deacon.
The pieces contained in this CD are a sort of "preview", the first step of a research phase far from being concluded, but which constitutes a fundamental link between two cultures that today seem so distant.
This review explores Ensemble Organum's album featuring Ancient Roman Church chants, highlighting their historical significance and unique features. It clarifies myths around Gregorian Chant origins, emphasizing the album as a key research step connecting Eastern and Western traditions. The performance's austere style and rich ornamentation are noted, making it valuable for enthusiasts of early liturgical music. Discover the roots of ancient chant traditions—listen to Ensemble Organum's evocative performance now!
The dancer’s slender physique combined with her sinuous movements convey the drama of her condition, coupled with the sensuality of the courtship. The expert BBC direction captures all the virtuosity of the ballet company, literally transporting the viewer to the midst of the scene.
The dancer’s slender physique combined with her sinuous movements convey the drama of her condition, coupled with the sensuality of the courtship.
The expert BBC direction captures all the virtuosity of the ballet company, literally transporting the viewer to the midst of the scene.
This 2006 Mariinsky Theatre DVD edition of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake offers an ideal introduction to ballet. Featuring choreography by Marius Petipa and Konstantin Sergeyev, it showcases an outstanding performance with spectacular dances and rich stage design. The emotional portrayal by dancers Ulyana Lopatkina and Andrei Ivanov stands out, while Gergiev’s conducting enhances the experience. The expert BBC direction captures the ballet’s virtuosity, making it a memorable viewing. Experience the magic of Swan Lake with this acclaimed DVD – watch the elegance and drama of classical ballet unfold!
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