My review of the Faure Requiem recorded by the French choir Accentus, using the original chamber version, is here.
Fine singing and playing but fails to tug the heart-strings and thrill the soul ...
And my review of an amazing French baroque arrangement of Vivaldi's Four Seasons is here, both reviews are on MusicWeb International.
Charming and convincing … lightness and deftness ...
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
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