Magic of the Panpipes Review
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Magic of the Panpipes
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Sunday, January 20, 2013
Fly With Me
Fly With Me Review
Fans of Esteban Ramirez will see a new level of romance with this CD. With music that ranges from the romantically quiet to the dramatically romantic, this album presents moving and touching ensembles featuring piano with oboe, violin, cello, and strings. Sprinkled throughout are several eloquent and poignant, piano solos--a wonderful balance between simplicity and fullness.
Excellent production value and wonderful packaging will make this an excellent buy. Plus in addition to 59 minutes of original music, the CD jacket also contains a wonderfully inspiring and touching poem, written by Esteban himself! Read more...
Thursday, January 17, 2013
James Galway - Serenade
James Galway - Serenade Review
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Ruth Fazal: Songs From The River Volume III
Ruth Fazal: Songs From The River Volume III Review
A unique blend of music created spontaneously, first with the keyboard and voice, then the violin. The tracks are: 1. Cry, 2. Longing, 3. Friendship, 4. Forever, 5. Call, 6. Mystery, 7. Memories, 8. Wounded, 9. Weep, 10, Wistful, 11. Overwhelmed, 12. dirge, 13. Broken, 14. Trust, 15. Journey. Read more...
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Peaceful Classics
Peaceful Classics Review
Create an atmosphere of peaceful relaxation with this enchanting union of classical melodies and the sweet songs of nature. Featuring Mozart's Marriage of Figaro and Albinoni's Adagio. Instrumentation includes flute, oboe, clarinet, French horn, harp, piano, violin, viola & cello. Read more...
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Vanessa-Mae The Violin Player
Vanessa-Mae The Violin Player Review
Vanessa-Mae, vehemently opposed to any "compartmentalising of music", describes the material on this album as "techno-acoustic fusion". As far as instrumentation and recording techniques go, that's a pretty fair description. But when the subtitle is "The Classical Album" , Vanessa-Mae and her producer/composer Mike Batt (of Wombles fame) stand accused of misleading their audience. Apart from the opening "Toccata in D", one of the prodigy Vanessa-Mae's favourite show pieces, all tracks are original compositions, most of them by Batt. What we hear are contemporary, poppy pieces, rock drum and keyboard-based, and tailor made for Vanessa-Mae's high-energy yet delicate virtuosity. The fact that the talented Batt is audibly influenced by Michael Nyman does not make his compositions more "classical", but thankfully steers them out of the tedious realm of "Classic Rock". "Widescreen" is a track where the Mae-Batt synthesis works very well; both violinist and producer making the most of the technology-meets-tradition concept. Some of this is film score material, some shopping-mall ear drum fodder, other tracks yet again, revisit Mike Oldfield's old pastures--it is a matter of discussion whether this album "defies all labelling" or simply makes a point of wooing them all in pursuit of the widest possible audience. Hence the "wet T-shirt", sorry, "glistening Sea-Nymph" photo of Vanessa-Mae on the sleeve. --Yngvil V.G. Read more...
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Lost & Found-Treasures of the Heifetz Legacy
Lost & Found-Treasures of the Heifetz Legacy Review
Lost & Found-Treasures Of The Heifetz Legacy contains 20 transcriptions previously unrecorded by Jascha Heifetz. It is fitting that Miss Kloss plays the Heifetz-Tononi Violin willed to her by her mentor, which is heard here in recording for the first time since the Master made his legendary Victor recordings some 80 years ago. Mr. Westcott plays his own Mason Hamlin model BB (7ft.) Grand Piano, made in Boston (1930), chosen for its qualities of warmth and clarity which blended perfectly with the Heifetz-Tononi. Read more...
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