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Gabriel Fauré

  • Tasmin Little and Piers Lane – Franck, Szymanowski, Fauré

    Jun 21st, 2017 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: CD Review, Cesar Franck, Chamber music, Chandos, Gabriel Fauré, Karol Szymanowski, Piers Lane, Romantic period, Tasmin Little

    In my previous reviews of Tasmin Little/Piers Lane recordings, I remarked on their chemistry, and how that transformed the music. It’s still in effect. Little and Lane perform as equal partners, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. César Franck’s Sonata is given an evocative and yet sometimes understated reading that seems well-suited to the […]

  • Horszowksi Trio lives up to its namesake

    Jan 7th, 2015 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Bridge Records, Camille Saint-Saens, CD Review, Chamber music, Gabriel Fauré, Horszowski Trio, Romantic period, Vincent d'Indy

    I first became aware of the Horszowksi Trio through their performances on Dan Visconti’s “Lonesome Roads” release. There they played Visconti’s music with steely precision and a sense of urgency. This release shows the trio in a different light. Their namesake, pianist Mieczyslaw Horszowksi had first-hand experience with the composers on this album. As a […]

  • Faure Seattle Symphony

    Seattle Symphony Off to Fine Start with Fauré

    Jul 9th, 2014 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: CD Review, Gabriel Fauré, Ludovic Morlot, Orchestral music, Romantic period, Seattle Symphony, Seattle Symphony Chorale, Seattle Symphony Media

    I received a package with three discs to review. When I asked a colleague which one to begin with, he said, “Start with the Fauré.” It was good advice. The Seattle Symphony has started their own record label, and this inaugural release is a strong start. The plush romanticism of Fauré’s music seems a perfect […]

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