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Read Peter Burwasser's ⭐⭐⭐⭐ review of Andrew Anderson's Piano Quartets, performed by Australia Piano Quartet. The full review is live now on the Fanfare Archive and on Amazon: https://t.co/kqAEhOIUme
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Read critic J. F. Weber's ⭐⭐⭐ review of pianist Nicolas Stavy's album: The Seven Last Words of Christ by Haydn. Full review available now on the Fanfare Archive or on Amazon: https://t.co/9JkF3ZM1Rf
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Critic Jim Svejda gives this album of Finzi Choral Works, performed by the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! Read the full review on the Fanfare Archive or on Amazon: https://t.co/dTeBSNmy6Q
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Check out this ⭐⭐⭐ review of Eleanor Alberga's string quartets by Ensemble Arcadiana. Critic Jim Svejda's full review is now available on the Fanfare Archive and on Amazon: https://t.co/lMV8jxpwlw
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Critic J. F. Weber gives this album of Lassus recordings ⭐⭐⭐⭐. Read his full review on the Fanfare Archive or on Amazon: https://t.co/TMYUF9mC9x
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Check out this ⭐⭐⭐ review from critic J. F. Weber. His full review of this L'Oiseau-Lyre recording of French Baroque composers Couperin and Lully is now on the Fanfare Archive and on Amazon: https://t.co/2CGp6yZOtE
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Another ⭐⭐⭐⭐ review from critic Jim Svedja! Read his review of volume 3 of the Sir Richard Rodney Bennett series from Chandos. On the Fanfare Archive now, or on Amazon: https://t.co/KGWdRPf8f3
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Critic Peter Burwasser gives ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to this latest album by pianist Celine Frisch. Read his full review on the Fanfare Archive or on Amazon: https://t.co/kJftgWuMoJ
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Critic Jim Svejda gives Music for String Quartet by Tippett Quartet a ⭐⭐⭐⭐ review. Read the full review on the Fanfare Archive or on Amazon: https://t.co/tHrvmb0pZT
Issue 43:2 Nov/Dec 2019

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Interview with #pianist Dzmitry Ulasiuk by Jacqueline Kharouf @writejacqueline on #album of #Prokofiev #Rachmaninoff “I think the most important thing is to relate to the audience through the pieces. You have to live through the music you perform.” Issue 42:6 July/August 2019

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Interview with exec. prod. David Stambler on legacy of #pianist Jean Tews “She delved deeply into anything she could acquire about the lives of the composers. By so doing, she believed she could get inside their heads to understand the meanings behind the written notes.”42:6 2019

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.@writejacqueline reviews Karim Shehata's #album Prelude: “I love this album....Please listen to it all the way through—like one long prelude, it will leave you wishing for more.”
Read the full review on the Fanfare Archive. Issue 42:6 July/August 2019

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Interview with #painist Karim Shehata by Jacqueline Kharouf @writejacqueline on #album Prelude “The prelude is a character piece and lets you dip into a universe of sound and feelings, but because of its original intention it is a very short dip into this universe.” 42:6 2019

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In his review of Sarel River's #album Long Ride Back, critic Colin Clarke @cageian writes: “The disc is superbly recorded and produced; the variety of expression within the short space of an hour is remarkable. Unhesitatingly recommended.” Read the full review on Fanfare Archive

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.@cageian interviews #jazz #guitarist Sarel River “As for harmony, for me it is a device that sets up the mood of a piece: It could be a modal mood, or it could move to a different key center, or it could be floating, all of which give you the sense of uncertainty.” 42:6 2019

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Reviewing @MichalaPetri 's #album, Raymond Tuttle writes: “...there is no variability in the awesomeness of Petri’s talents, and there are no jarring differences between the recordings themselves, or between the accompanying musicians.” Fanfare Archive Issue 42:6 July/August 2019

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Interview with #recorder player @MichalaPetri on #album American Recorder Concertos “My biggest responsibility was to prove to the composers and to the audience that the recorder could actually work in this combination.” Issue 42:6 July/August 2019

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In his review of @Yunjupan 's #album Of Love and Loss, critic Marc Medwin writes: “Her abilities are mirrored by her adventurous enthusiasm, and she is a musician to watch.”
Read the full review on the Fanfare Archive. Issue 42:6 July/August 2019

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Interview with #percussionist Yun Ju Pan @Yunjupan on her latest #album from Blue Griffin |“I wanted the album to be very personal; I wanted to include music that has had a strong influence on me over the past years.” Issue 42:6 July/August 2019 https://t.co/Gt8XjJHbBS

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In his review of #album Piano Gems, Dave Saemann writes: “She is a notably sensible pianist, realizing each work with an understanding that is very much from the inside out. Nothing in her sound ever is imposed on the music, like a circus routine.” Issue 42:6 July/August 2019