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Tidsskrift
Tjenerindens fortælling
Poul Ruders
Offred-suite
My story
What was that?
Ev'ry moon
I would like
Whether this is
Postlude
Tundra
Poul Ruders
Symfoni nr. 3 ("Dreamcatcher")
Poul Ruders
Musik (cd), ℗2012
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The concertos
Carl Nielsen (f. 1865)
Tjenerindens fortælling
Poul Ruders
Symphonies Nos. 3 & 4
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Koncertoptagelser 2000-2013
Studenter-Sangforeningen
Danish songs and romances vol. 2
Fini Henriques
Symphony no. 3 in C minor
Florence Price
The elements : 2014 tour box
King Crimson
Times of transition : cello concertos
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Chamber music
Harrison Birtwistle
Music of the spheres
Rued Langgaard
Anmeldelser (3)
Kristeligt dagblad
d. 12. sep. 2012
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Peter Dürrfeld
d. 12. sep. 2012
"Odense Symfoniorkester spiller på hjemmebane i Carl Nielsen-salen som et klasseensemble dirigeret af amerikaneren Scott Yoo. En værdifuld skive, der kommer godt rundt om Ruders, og har man appetit på mere, er der forslag i den medfølgende booklet".
International record review
2012 July/August
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Richard Whitehouse
2012 July/August
"It is the orchestra which increasingly dominates with some of Ruders's most expressively immediate music, the vocal part is hardly less memorable [Offred suite] ... The other work making its recorded debut is the Third Symphony (2006) ... The only caveat might be the modest playing time ... but it hardly detracts from the excellence of this disc overall".
The gramophone
2012 November
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David Fanning
2012 November
"Hardly as epoch-making as those precedents, Ruder's two-movement symphony is nevertheless an imposing and impressive achievement ... Here and there in the Symphony I wondered whether a larger more full-bodied sound might not to fuller justice to the music's harmonic and timbral palette. But that is not to say this eighth issue is anything other than a fine continuation of Bridge's invaluable Ruders series".