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Stephen Greenbank
Gideon Klein: Don’t forget about me (Toccata Press)
The life of a young genius tragically ended by a cruel and evil regime [SG]
Yvonne Lefébure (piano): Inédits 5 (Solstice)
Solstice’s au revoir to a great artist [SG]
Hjellemo: Orchestral Works (Sterling)
Don’t miss this disc if you are well disposed to tonally pleasing late Romantic music [SG]
Sergio Fiorentino (piano) Early Live and Unissued Takes (Rhine)
A live concerto flanked by other rare material shows the breadth of Fiorentino’s talent [JW]
Reed: String Quartets (MPR)
Attractive music, English through and through [SG]
Sivelöv: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 5 (Naxos)
Stimulating and imaginative scores, painted in vivid colour [SG]
Akito Tani (piano): In Concert (Exton)
An exciting new talent, and a generous and rewarding disc [SG]
Vivaldi: Violin Sonatas (Forgotten Records)
Playing of elegance and refinement [SG]
Tomasi: Complete Violin Works (Naxos)
I have nothing but praise for this splendid disc [SG]
van Dieren: Piano (Piano Classics)
Challenging, but satisfying [SG]
Jascha Heifetz (violin) New York Concerts (Rhine Classics)
Heifetz fans, of which I’m one, shouldn’t hesitate [SG]
Walter Gieseking (piano) His Columbia Graphophone Recordings (Warner Classics)
A splendid collection [SG]
Paray: Piano Works Vol. 2 (Ciar)
Attractively conceived music, well played [SG]
Mozart: Violin sonatas (DG)
Free-spirited accounts, captivatingly played [SG]
Henryk Szeryng (violin) Rediscovered (Rhine)
One of the twentieth century’s greatest violinists, a musical aristocrat with superb polished technique and a phenomenal intellect [SG]
Marguerite Long (piano) Vol. 2 (APR)
Enjoyable and insightful performances [SG]
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