The important thing to an excellent recording is one thing that actually engages the listener with out the visible facet of seeing a efficiency stay or on movie. This month there have been many albums that stood out as one thing price listening to, with music starting from the medieval age to the 2020s.
Among the many stage works that also come off as thrilling in a strictly aural model are Bartók’s opera Bluebeard’s Citadel carried out by Karina Canellakis and Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloe ballet carried out by Aziz Shokhakimov. Le Miroir de Musique (pictured) demonstrates the flexibility of Binchois’ writing, whereas Barbara Hannigan and colleagues merge medieval chants with electronics. Sven Helbig has composed a robust requiem addressing the optimism it takes to outlast the results of warfare. And people are simply a few of the decisions.
July Classical Critiques
Roberto Abbado, Münchner Radio Orchestra – Brahms: Hungarian dance
Giovanni Antonini, Kammerchester Basel – Haydn 2032, No. 17: for Luigi
Attacca Quartet – Ravel: String Quartet
Joseph Bastian – Amy Seashore
Mariam Batsashvili – Influences
Ingar Bergby, Norwegian Radio Orchestra – Karsten Brustad: Ylg, Hof, Udjat! – live shows for soloists and orchestra
Arthur Bliss – Bliss: The Composer Conducts
Gábor Bretz, Rinat Shaham, Karina Canellakis, Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra – Bartók: Duke Bluebeard’s Citadel
Residences Renaissance Renaissance Orchestra, Skip Sempé – Dwland: Lachtime
Helen Charlston, Sounds Baroque – If the Fates Enable: Music by Purcell and His Contemporaries
Nicholas Collon, Christian Tetzlaff, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra – Sibelius: Symphony No. 5; Two Serenades; Two Severe Melodies; Swanwhite
Neal Davies, Ellie Laugharne, Derek Clark – Gilbert & Sullivan: Utopia, Restricted, or The Flowers of Progress; Sullivan: King Arthur
Jarred Dunn, Anna Górecka – Górecki’s World of the Piano
Tobias Feldmann, WDR Symphony Orchestra, Reinhard Goebel – Mozart’s Journey to Paris
Nicholas Finch, Noulou Chamber Gamers – Cellostatus
Edward Gardner, Nicky Spence, London Philharmonic Orchestra – Britten: Sinfonia da Requiem; Winter Phrases; The Prince of the Pagodas
Edward Gardner, London Philharmonic Orchestra- Dvorák: Symphony No. 7; Schumann: Symphony No. 2
Edward Gardner, Malin Byström, Katarina Dalayman – Strauss: Salome
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru – Church of Kidane Mehret
Tuija Hakkila – Kaija Saariaho: Touches – Full Works for Piano and Harpsichord
Barbara Hannigan, Katia & Marielle Labèque, David Chalmin – Electrical Fields
Anita Hartig, Kang Wang, Ivan Repusic-Puccini: Le Villi
Marie-Elisabeth Hecker, Martin Helmchen – From Japanese Europe
Pablo Heras -Casado, Max Urlacher, Berlin Rias Chamber Choir, Freiburg Baroque Orchestra – Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night time’s Dream
Angela Hewitt – Mozart: Piano Sonatas K457, K533, K545, K570 & K576
David Hill, Durham Cathedral Choir, Daniel Prepare dinner – Herbert Howells: Psalms and Psalm Preludes
Mayumi Hirasaki, Academy for Previous Music, Georg Kallweit – Corelli: Concerti Grossi, op. 6, 1-6
Neeme Järvi, Estonian Nationwide Symphony Orchestra – Wilhelm Furtwängler: Symphony No. 2
Jakob Bloch Jespersen, Sharon Prushansky- Franz Schubert: Winter journey
Pavel Kolesnikov, Samson Tsoy – Stravinsky: the coronation of spring; Ravel: my mom l’Oye
MAGDALENA KOZENá, Mitsuko Uchida – l’extase: Debussy & Messiaen
Denis Kozhukhin – Somnia
London Oratory Schola Cantorum, Charles Cole – Sacred Treasures of Rome
Magnificat – Orlandus Lassus: The Alchemist, Vol. 2
Roberta Mameli – The Ghosts of Hamlet: Misplaced Arias from Italian Baroque Operas
Adrian Mantu, Dermot Dunne – Cello, Accordion, Eire
Sebastian Manz, Theo Plat, Felix Cleeser – Bethven & Kreutzer: Septets
Philip Mead, Zubin Kanga, Heather Roche, Carla Rees – Simon Emmerson: Sound Round – Each close to and much without delay
Anne Akiko Meyers, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel – Philip Glass: Violin Concerto
The music mirror, Roman Baptist – Gilles Binchois: Loyal Memento – Sacred Works, Songs …
Neave Trio – La Mer: French Piano Trios
New School Choir, Oxford; Robert Quinney – William Mundy: The voice of the Father
Kazushi Ono, Brussels Philharmonic – Scriabin: Symphony No. 3 (“The Divine Poem”)
Steven Osborne – Schubert: Moments Musicaux D780; Piano Sonata in A significant D959
Daniel Ottensamer, German Symphony Orchestra Berlin, Stephan Koncz – Brahms/Koncz: Sonatas for Clarinet and Orchestra
La Palatine, Marie Théoleyre, Guillaume Haldenwang – Dolce Concento: Italians in Paris beneath Louis XIV
René Pape, Dresden Kreuzchor, Staatskapelle Dresden, Martin Lehmann – Sven Helbig: Requiem A
Philip Ránki – Liszt: Legends, Prayers, Poems, Waltzes
Dario Salvi, Janacek Philharmonic Ostrava – Auber: Overtures, Vol. 8
Alon Sariel, Cologne Academy, Michael Alexander Willens – Vienna Mandolin Tales
Jordi Savall, Le Live performance des Nations – Symphonies Oubliées: Schumann – Symphony G minor “Zwickauer”; Bruckner – Symphony D minor “zero”
Gernnot smallefuss, Evergreen symphony Orchestra – Frankal Holanner: Symphony No. 4; Onceante for brass ensemble
La Serenissima, Adrian Chandler – Crossing Borders
Aziz Shokhakimov, Philharmonic Choir of Strasbourg, Philharmonic Orchestra of Strasbourg – Ravel: Daphnis and Chloé
Nikolay Shugaev, Tyumen Philharmonic Orchestra, Yuri Medianik – Weinberg: Full Music for Cello & Orchestra
Yevgeny Sudbin – Scriabin: to the flame
Masaaki Suzuki, Miku Yasukawa, Jochen Kupfer – Johannes Brahms: A German Requiem
Carlo Tenan, Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra – Bartók, Enescu, Kodály, Martinu
Ryo Terakado, Fabio Bonizzoni – Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sonatas for violin and harpsichord
Theatro, Brian Kay – Play, Music! Songs from Shakespeare’s Performs
Numerous Artists – Arvo Pärt: Silentium
Numerous Artists – Shostakovich Discoveries: World Premiere Recordings & Rarities
Carlo Vistoli, Hugh Chopping, William Christie, Les Arts Florissants – Within the Love Gardens: Baroque Arias For two Excessive
Kitty Whately, Edwige Herchenroder – Horizons: French Mélodies
John Wilson, Sinfonia of London – Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 1; Symphonic Dances
Yale Schola Cantorum, David Hill – Judith Weir: Within the Land of Uz; Amy Seashore: The Canticle of the Solar
