Gustav Holst - Walt Whitman Overture • Suite de Ballet • Suite in E flat • A Hampshire Suite • A Moorside Suite
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Label: Lyrita
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"Quite simply, buy it. Play it through good equipment and enjoy the progress of genius from struggle to mastery. It is played by the LPO on top form under Nicholas Braithwaite without any showing off but with a mastery to match that of the composer ..." Stephen Hall, www.musicweb-international.com Click here to read the full review
"Braithwaite lends (the Moorside Suite, Nocturne) the chilliest temperature I have ever heard. This provides an easily relished contrast when the March crashes in with its plough-boy confidence and swagger. The acoustic image for the Watford Town Hall items is broad and deep, accommodating the grandeur of the March with as much ease as the thud of the bass drum ..." Rob Barnett, www.musicweb-international.com Click here to read the full review
"Nicholas Braithwaite’s effervescent 1980 account of the winsome Suite de ballet sounded stunning on black disc and continues to do so on silver (Decca’s peerless Kenneth Wilkinson was the balance engineer, the sumptuous acoustic is that of Kingsway Hall) ..." Andrew Achenbach, Gramophone, May 2007 Click here to read the full review |
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