Tag: The Whole Note

  • In Meinem Himmel in The Whole Note

    In Meinem Himmel in The Whole Note

    “…transcriber violinist Zakarias Grafilo, gave much thought and effort to preserve some of the aural colours and even the emotional innigkeit of the original… Idiomatic and virtuoso string playing and the singing is simply gorgeous. Young American mezzo Kindra Scharich has a beautiful voice, total emotional commitment and musical imagination that certainly makes worthwhile listening. Her…

  • The Whole Note Reviews Mozart: Apotheosis, Vol. 2

    The Whole Note Reviews Mozart: Apotheosis, Vol. 2

    The Whole Note Reviews the Alexander String Quartet’s Mozart: The Piano Quartets – Apotheosis, Vol. 2 recording with pianist Joyce Yang: “Mozart was not the first to write quartets for piano and strings, but his two contributions – the Piano Quartet in G Minor K478 and Piano Quartet in E-flat Major K493 from 1785 and 1786 respectively – are…

  • The Whole Note Reviews Patagón

    “Cox’s music here is quite fascinating, quite varied and not easy to describe. The composer Robert Carl, writing in Fanfare Magazine, said that “Cox writes music that demonstrates an extremely refined and imaginative sense of instrumental colour and texture … this is well wrought, imaginative, and not easily classifiable music.” It’s exactly that. … Inspired…

  • The Whole Note Reviews Bartók and Kodály

    The Whole Note Magazine reviews a slew of new string recordings in a feature called “Strings Attached” in the March 2014 issue, and include our recent Bartók & Kodály release: “…the Kodály works receive outstanding performances…The Bartók Quartets are of an equally high standard, with a refined and polished feel to them, although the tougher,…

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