My review of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater from David Daniels and Fabio Biondi is here
A fine new version, perhaps mainly for David Daniels lovers, but if you don’t have a recording then consider this one.
The review of Danzas Tuba is here .
Might not be very high on everyone’s wants list but I urge you to try it, you will discover some interesting repertoire and some very fine playing. ...
And a disc of Bach transcriptions for saxophone ensemble here.
All the review are on Music Web International
Monday, 8 January 2007
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