My review of Cesare Ciardi's music for flute and orchestra is here.
No-one would claim great musical significance for Ciardi’s music, but it is undeniably attractive and here the performances are stunningly virtuosic. Sit back and enjoy and admire. ...
And my review of Naxos's new disc of cantatas by Simon Mayr is here. Both are on Music Web International.
Mayr is one of those figures who is only gradually coming back into view. We are in Naxos’s debt for this disc of two of his attractive occasional works. ...
Friday, 23 March 2007
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