Messiah
Georg Friedrich Händel
Emneord
Minder om
Carl Nielsen on record : Vintage and other historical recordings
Carl Nielsen (f. 1865)
Death and the maiden : string quartets nos. 4 & 12 Quartettsatz
Franz Schubert
Seasons
Antonio Vivaldi
Alliages
Niels Rosing-Schow
Magnificat
Johann Sebastian Bach
St. Matthew passion : music for trumpet and organ
Johann Sebastian Bach
Territorial songs : works for recorder
Sunleif Rasmussen
Portraits de la folie
Stéphanie D'Oustrac (f. 1974)
Ein deutsches Requiem
Johannes Brahms
Anmeldelser (3)
Kristeligt dagblad
d. 27. nov. 2013
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Peter Dürrfeld
d. 27. nov. 2013
"De to musikere har prøvet konceptet før, da de for halvandet år siden udsatte " Matthæuspassionen" for en tilsvarende behandling. Resultatet var vellykket ... Også denne gang slipper de glimrende fra eksperimentet, og man kan sagtens argumentere for, at den særlige konstellation trompet plus orgel passer endnu bedre til " Messias"' storladne karakter, end det var tilfældet med Bachs i bund og grund mere intime passion ... Skiven er værdifuld og velklingende på sine egne præmisser".
BBC music magazine
2015 August
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Paul Riley (musikanmelder)
2015 August
"If you make it past the cheesily punning title, hold on tight; Red Priest's Handel takes no hostages ... For sheer technical wizardry, charismatic showmanship, and expressive devilment, Red Priest is in an exhilarating class of its own".
The gramophone
2015 May
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William Yeoman
2015 May
"'This is a disc that arguably should never have been made.' That's Red Priest themselves writing in the booklet accompanying their latest assault on decorum, in which they reduce Handel's masterpiece to a series of dad jokes, gratuitous virtuoso displays and outrageous anachronisms. The worst part is that it's actually quite brilliant".