Deutsche Grammophon Spring Releases
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
Kantaten · Arien
Cantatas · Arias
Anne Sofie von Otter
Concerto Copenhagen
Lars Ulrik Mortensen
CD |D|D|D| 477 7467 |A|H|
ARCHIV Produktion
Int. Release 06 Apr. 2009
1 CD
FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN
The Piano Concertos
Die Klavierkonzerte
Nos. 1 + 2
Lang Lang
Wiener Philharmoniker
Zubin Mehta
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Possessed of one of the most natural voices around today, the Swedish mezzo-sooprano has been able to sing almost anything she likes . . .
Interview / John Allison, The Daily Telegraph (London) / 15 March 2009
Interview / John Allison, The Daily Telegraph (London) / 15 March 2009
More improvisatory flair can be found in Lang Lang's superbly engineered recording. His enormous variety of colour and texture, of dynamic range and rhetorical gesture, is dazzling.
He can sing and sustain a line, knows when to subordinate accompanying figures, and achieves a huge range of articulation. In Lang Lang's hands these works are dramatic and exhilarating, and as one-off performances there is much to enjoy.
Record Review / Tim Parry, BBC Music Magazine (London) / 01 November 2008
He can sing and sustain a line, knows when to subordinate accompanying figures, and achieves a huge range of articulation. In Lang Lang's hands these works are dramatic and exhilarating, and as one-off performances there is much to enjoy.
Record Review / Tim Parry, BBC Music Magazine (London) / 01 November 2008
Possessed of one of the most natural voices around today, the Swedish mezzo-sooprano has been able to sing almost anything she likes . . .
Interview / John Allison, The Daily Telegraph
(London) / 15 March 2009