Nottingham’s most intimate music-making on temporary transfer from Lakeside to the Royal Concert Hall
Author: William Ruff
A thrilling concert performance of Beethoven’s monument to freedom and hope
Nottingham’s Kanneh-Mason siblings bring back high-voltage live music-making to the city
Nicola Hands (oboe) and Jonathan Pease (piano) Phoenix: music for oboe and piano EMR Records 5***** Review: William Ruff @ReviewsGate A delightful recording of ear-opening repertoire Recordings of music for oboe/cor anglais and piano aren’t exactly thick on the ground. So this new CD of music performed by Nicola Hands and Jonathan Pease is to be welcomed: for its imaginative, wide-ranging and often surprising programme as well as the immaculate playing of both artists. …
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