My review of the Naxos recording of Donizetti's Maria Stuarda is here.
Nowhere near a library recommendation. ...
A name new to me; a collection of Lita Grier's songs is reviewed here.
If the alternative, tonal pathways of late 20th century music interest you then do try this disc. ...
And a disc devoted to the music of Robert White is review here, performed by an excellent new group called Gallicantus.
Gallicantus make a strong case for performance by a vocal ensemble, with nice balance and well modulated tone. …
Finally, Messiah from New York, reviewed here. All the reviews are on MusicWeb International.
Charming, approachable and likeable …
Sunday, 25 April 2010
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