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J.S. Bach: Suites for Solo CelloSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Philip Highams debut recording, a disc of Benjamin Brittens three solo suites, won acclaim across the board, including Disc of the Month accolades from both Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine. He has chosen to follow it directly with the Bach suites which were Brittens inspiration, and which remain pinnacles of the repertoire for any cellist. Higham has returned to Anna Magdalena Bachs manuscript copy of the works,

this rich body of work has finally found a worthy modern-day advocate

too: Justina Gringyte and Robin Tritschler stand out in the Goethe songs

New director Ben Parry was quick to notice they share their birthday in 2013 with Britten’s centenary

This is an enchanting and entrancing disc of music by the two greats of the Tudor world

but these pianists have effortlessly hit on one

Release Date: 4 May 2015

Jacques Arcadelt and Adrian Willaert alongside less familiar names such as Simon Ferrariensis and the enigmatic Johannes Sarton

"Crowe and Berger make for characterful

"…the most impressive aspect of this disc is the beautiful sound Wilde coaxes from his superbly voiced Steinway (recorded by Beth Baxter in the Reith Concert Hall

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the Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov

and some of Elgar's finest late music was from the end of the war

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