18 June 2017
The Observer, Stephen Pritchard
Nenov: Piano Concerto & Ballade No 2‘The monumental concerto is a highly-strung, emotional, single-movement journey, combining a late Romantic sensibility with a uniquely daring modernism, while the Ballade moves from pastoral idyll to climactic frenzy, with boisterous Bulgarian dance influences along the way’ (The Observer)
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13 June 2017
Presto Classical, Katherine Cooper
Dove: In Damascus & other works'Dove’s writing is so accessible and lucid (aided by Mark Padmore’s eloquent, unhistrionic delivery) that its appeal is immediate and its impact impossible to forget' (Presto Classical)
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Presto Classical, Katherine Cooper
Franz: Songs‘Plangent of tone and refreshingly unmannered in his delivery, the young Irish tenor is an inspired and committed advocate for the songs of Robert Franz’ (Presto Classical)
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Classic FM, John Brunning
Chopin: Préludes'Despax brings his own passion for the works into performances that seek to remain as truthful to the composer's intentions as possible on a modern instrument' (Classic FM)
10 June 2017
Opus Klassiek, Netherlands, Siebe Riedstra
Franz: Songs'De Ierse tenor Robin Tritschler heeft in dit Duitse repertoire ongewild zijn naam mee, en maakt dat ook nog eens waar door een volkomen idiomatisch uitspraak van de tekst, die bovendien uitstekend te verstaan is' (Opus Klassiek, Netherlands)
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Planet Hugill, Robert Hugill
Ravel: Piano Concertos; Falla: Nights in the gardens of Spain‘For all the dark drama, there is much quiet poetry in Osborne's performance as well as a rhythmically perky, almost cheeky, march. There are big bravura moments, but it is the sense of thoughtful poetry and delicate transparency which are most striking’ (Planet Hugill)