Symphonie Nr. 10
Dmitrij Sjostakovitj
Emneord
Minder om
Medea/Lysistrata
Steingrímur Rohloff (f. 1971)
Daylight - stories of songs, dances and loves
Claudio Monteverdi
Symphony no. 7
Valentin Silvestrov
Mythos
Franz Schubert
Ingen regning til mig
Jørgen Leth
Royal Danish concertos for brass
Follow me
Ondřej Adámek (f. 1979)
Symphony no 7
Dmitrij Sjostakovitj
Nouveau monde
Patricia Petibon
Anmeldelser (3)
MusicWeb international
2013 March
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John Quinn (musikanmelder)
2013 March
"What a fantastic title for a recital! This latest programme from Susan Graham and Malcolm Martineau is thoughtfully constructed and superbly executed ... Her Berlioz performance is wonderful: here she deploys gorgeous, full tone and, as so often on this disc, treats us to some very expressive singing ... This is a delicious recital. Susan Graham's lustrous voice and intelligent approach to a well-conceived and nicely varied programme gave me consistent pleasure, as did the pianism of Malcolm Martineau, which is splendid at every turn".
BBC music magazine
2013 February
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Michael Scott Rohan
2013 February
"Susan Graham is an artist to treasure, a striking mezzo whose powerful silky voice can achieve Janet Baker-like expressiveness, with a gift for French song but also a mile-wide impish streak ... Porter's anatomically witty lament and Sondheim's wicked Girl from Ipanema parody, leave one chuckling for all the right reasons. All told, a gem".
The gramophone
2013 March
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Richard Wigmore
2013 March
"I can't think of another singer today who could match Susan Graham in an eclectic programme ranging across three centuries, four languages and a diverse array of idioms ... In glowing voice, Graham opens with a richly imagined, deeply felt performance of Purcell's quasi-operatic scena, culminating in repeated cries on 'Gabriel' of almost excruciating intensity ... Sung with irresistible wit and pizzazz, Rodgers and Sondheim's crazy bossa nova 'The boy from...' sets the seal on a recital of rare versatility and panache".