Roots of the wasteland
Savage Rose
Emneord
Minder om
Let me tell you
Hans Abrahamsen (f. 1952)
Songs
Benjamin Britten
Scene! : concert arias by Beethoven, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Mozart
Christiane Karg
Så syng da, Danmark!
Carl Nielsen (f. 1865)
Symphonies 1 à 5 : Révolution
Ludwig van Beethoven
Requiem
Antonín Dvořák
Stabat mater
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Soleil noir : arie da e per Francesco Rasi
Emiliano Gonzalez-Toro
Licht der Welt : a Christmas promenade
Christiane Karg
Anmeldelser (4)
The telegraph
d. 19. juni 2014
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Rupert Christiansen
d. 19. juni 2014
"Gerald Finley has taken songs composed by Shostakovich to English and Italian texts translated into Russian and restored them to their original languages. This bold experiment has incurred adjustments to phrasing, note-lengths and stress that purists might find hard to accept, but there can be no question of the haunted beauty of the music or the superb performance by Finley, with the Helsinki Philharmonic conducted by Shostakovich's protégé Thomas Sanderling".
Jyllands-posten
d. 8. aug. 2014
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Jens Povlsen
d. 8. aug. 2014
"Med susen i blodet og en højdramatisk Sjostakovitj i stemmen lykkes det Finley at friste verden med tre sangværker ... Godt hjulpet på vej af et bemærkelsesværdigt intenst orkester fra Finland ligger disse dramatiske sager stemmemæssigt lige til Finleys højreben".
BBC music magazine
2014 July
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David Nice
2014 July
"Everything here works beautifully. Finley and Sanderling drive home the climatic phrase of Shostakovich's Shakespeare sonnet ... while the voice meshes beautifully with the exquisite instrumentations ... The English and Scots words fit beautifully".
The gramophone
2014 July
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David Fanning
2014 July
"Finley and Sanderling are compelling advocates, and their subtlety makes for a refreshing change from the more stentorian delivery of certain old Soviet counterparts ... This new disc has to be applauded for its initiative, as also for its top-notch sound quality ... Anyone interested in acquiring it should not hesitate".