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The Golden Age of Light Music ‘European Tour’ It is time for Guild’s ‘Golden Age of Light Music’ series to take another musical tour around Europe, prompted by a range of appealing works created by talented composers from near and far. In the world of music you do not have to be a native to express the beauty in a favourite location: the saying ‘the onlooker sees more of the game’ sums it up well. The first four tracks visit the home countries of the British Isles, before the disc sets out for a varied selection of melodies either created in the places they salute, or else wr
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Rachmaninoff – Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Petrenko Avie’s fruitful association with the Royal ...
Orchestral Gems in Stereo As the 1950s drew to a close, television was gaining dominance over radio as the main source of ...
Time Scape – David Rees-Williams Trio This is the third release by the David Rees-Williams Trio, who have made a ...
Ceremony and Devotion – The Sixteen, Harry Christophers Sixteenth-century England was a place of much religious change. ...
Dutch Songs of Love and Freedom – Duo Seraphim This CD is an anthology of the Dutch contrafact, which are not ...
Aces High – Voces8 The international award-winning octet Voces8 has established itself as the foremost young British ...
HANDEL – DUETS
CONNOLLY - JOSHUA This new Handel collection features two great Handelian singers, Sarah Connolly and Rosemary ...
The Wishy Washy Songbook – Mr Myles Music Here is an ideal download for children. Myles Granger, a school music ...
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'The Blackheath Concert Hall recording is full and clear: this is shaping up to be an outstanding...
Another strong instalment in the Sorrels’ series produces a rewarding experience.... Gramophone on Vol 4
This is playing of a high order – stylish, elegant and often witty... Sunday Telegraph
This is a superb disc, an unrelentingly sunny affair that would brighten anyone's day... William Yeoman, Gramophone
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