Welcome to Hyperion Records, an independent British classical label devoted to presenting high-quality recordings of music of all styles and from all periods from the twelfth century to the twenty-first.
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from notes by Bryce Morrison © 2004
extrait des notes rédigées par Bryce Morrison © 2004
Français: Isabelle Battioni
aus dem Begleittext von Bryce Morrison © 2004
Deutsch: Viola Scheffel
Chopin & Bach: Vitamin C A programme of Chopin and Bach—including a new transcription by Vikingur Ólafsson—representing music close to the soul of the performer.» More |
Chopin: Four Ballades & Four Scherzos ‘This is astonishing piano playing and Chopin interpretation, at its very best, fully measuresup to the greatness of these pieces. And to their freshn ... ‘In the use of words like sensational, extraordinary, phenomenal, etc., critics have to be sparing, at risk of their credibility. But these adjectives ...» More |
Chopin: The Complete Works Since his triumph as winner of the 1970 Chopin International Piano Competition, Garrick Ohlsson has established himself worldwide as a musician of magisterial interpretive and technical prowess. This monumental recording project—first instigated by t ...» More |
Chopin: The Four Scherzi ‘These works require the utmost in panache and glitter, Demidenko's scintillating fingers provide that in spades’ (Gramophone) ‘Demidenko is one of the most outstanding modern Chopin players … as usual, Demidenko's superb technique is plainly at the service of the music, ...» More |
Jorge Bolet - His earliest recordings ‘This invaluable reissue of discs dating from 1952-53 is a reminder of Jorge Bolet's early stature. The first-ever recording of Prokofiev's malignant, ...» More |
Simon Barere – His celebrated live recordings at Carnegie Hall, Vol. 4 - 1949 |
Simon Barere - The complete HMV recordings 1934–1936 |