Postcard from Nalchik: Haydn / Prokofiev / Shostakovich

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Postcard from Nalchik: Haydn / Prokofiev / ShostakovichSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO The Edinburgh Quartet, Delphian regulars for nearly a decade in 20th and 21st century music, showcase their recent changes of personnel by delving further into chamber musics glorious past. Here, two of the quartet repertoires most familiar and challenging works are linked by the less commonly programmed but equally virtuosic Second Quartet of Prokofiev, which shows a Russian composer writing home from the

Smile at the sleeve photo

it’s an ambitious score encompassing exotic travelogue and romantic fantasy: grand yet remote vistas

attractive and very sincere

His contribution to the distinguished French tradition of Requiem Mass settings dates from 1963

"Many of the leading players today tend to approach Schumann with a reverence which befits a legend

and recorded in the Rutland village of Lyddington where the king himself stayed during two progresses

with lovely long lines

In addition to some of her favourites among her existing works

in these beautiful interpretations by the National Youth Choir of Great Britain under Mike Brewer

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instruments and manuscripts crossed geographical borders

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