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Paul RW Jackson
J L Adams: Waves and Particles (Cold Blue Music)
Too much physics and not enough music [PRJ]
Garrop: Terra Nostra (Cedille)
A colourful plea to look after our planet [PRJ]
Bridge, Frances-Hoad, Walton: Music for Cello and Orchestra (Chandos)
Wonderfully lyrical cello playing [PRJ]
Fuchs: Orchestral works Vol. 2 (Chandos)
Fuchs writes music we need to hear in these difficult times [PRJ]
Holt: Canto Ostinato (Signum Classics)
A gentle introduction to a masterpiece [PRJ]
Sorabji: Toccata Terza (Piano Classics)
A performance of enormous clarity and subtlety [PRJ]
Soundscape (Steinway & Sons)
An intriguing start to a new Steinway venture [PRJ]
Tarkiainen: Midnight Sun Variations (Ondine)
Music that is predominantly static but the composer’s skill means that it never drags [PRJ]
Carmichael: Toward the Light (Divine Art)
Music to lift the tired soul [PRJ]
Bird Spirit Dreaming (Da Vinci Classics)
A fascinating and rewarding disc of Australian rarities [PRJ]
New Music for E♭ Tenor Horn and String Orchestra (Phoenix USA)
A treasure trove of delights [PRJ]
Reale: American Mosaic (Naxos)
A West Coast maverick rediscovered [PRJ]
The Tempestuous Harpsichord (Tremula Records)
A storm in a teacup [PRJ]
Velvet Brown (tuba) – recital (Crystal Records)
A fine compilation of American tuba works, played a virtuoso soloist [PRJ]
Ravel, Berkeley & Pounds (Chandos)
Once again Impeccable music making from John Wilson and his Sinfonia of London [PRJ]
P Glass: Solo (Orange Mountain Music)
An invaluable insight into a master at work and play [PRJ]
Zayt Gezunterheyt – The Folk Soul of the Eastern Clarinet (Antarctica Records)
A simply outstanding meeting of stunning musicians and glorious music [PJ]
American and English Orchestral Music (Claves)
A fascinating juxtaposition of the familiar and the unfamiliar [PJ]
Bach: Goldberg Variations (Dynamic)
Bach, beautifully embroidered [PJ]
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