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Rameau - Naïs
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Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 1998, Winner - Baroque Non-Vocal
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Rousset and his accomplished musicians play with flair and imagination and are superbly recorded. One of the best discs of its kind for the last three years. — More…
Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 1998, Winner - Baroque Non-Vocal
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Versailles: Music from the Palace
West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria, Ensemble Battistin, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Orchestra of the Antipodes, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Divall, Paul Dyer, Antony Walker, Richard Tognetti
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Special offer. Fauré: Lydia’s Vocalises
Jonathan Freeman-Attwood (trumpet), Roy Howat (piano), Daniel-Ben Pienaar (piano)
these vignettes are far from dry exercises: they embody the deceptively easygoing lyricism of Faur'e songs, making this an unexpected treasure-trove of his melodic invention. — More…
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Rameau: Naïs
Chantal Santon-Jeffery (Naïs), Reinoud Van Mechelen (Neptune), Florian Sempey – Jupiter, Tirésie), Thomas Dolié (Pluton, Télénus), Manuel Nuñez-Camelino (Astérion), Daniela Skorka (Flore, Une Bergère), Philippe-Nicolas Martin (Palémon), Márton Komáromi (Protée)
Purcell Choir, Orfeo Orchestra,...
Certainly Vashegyi and his Hungarian forces, always impressive in this repertoire, provide every incentive to relish the work…The delicate languor and sensitivity Vashegyi brings to slower number... — More…
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