MP3 Laurel Zucker and Marc Shapiro - Romances for flute and piano
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Description:
(ID 660363)
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a beautiful romantic recording for flute and piano, highlighting a wide variety or composers, ages and moods.
11 MP3 Songs
CLASSICAL: Traditional
Details:
A fantastic and wonderful CD!
"...a very wisely assembled recital of music...Zucker has a full, rich sound coupled with an impressive technique. Zucker's virtuosity is best demonstrated in Borne's difficult Fantasy on Themes from Carmen. There is also a virtuosity which is found inthe playing of a melody with a singing legato and beautiful phrasing.....a thoroughly enjoyable recording..."
FANFARE MAGAZINE
"...the best music-making with Shapiro happens in the Romances disc in the Schumann and Nielsen. The Romances disc has clever programming: the Faure and Gaubert are placed next to each other, and it becomes instantly obvious that Gaubert stole the opening notes of his Romance from Faure's Romance Sans Paroles No. 3."
AMERICAN RECORD GUIDE 1995
11 MP3 Songs
CLASSICAL: Traditional
Details:
A fantastic and wonderful CD!
"...a very wisely assembled recital of music...Zucker has a full, rich sound coupled with an impressive technique. Zucker's virtuosity is best demonstrated in Borne's difficult Fantasy on Themes from Carmen. There is also a virtuosity which is found inthe playing of a melody with a singing legato and beautiful phrasing.....a thoroughly enjoyable recording..."
FANFARE MAGAZINE
"...the best music-making with Shapiro happens in the Romances disc in the Schumann and Nielsen. The Romances disc has clever programming: the Faure and Gaubert are placed next to each other, and it becomes instantly obvious that Gaubert stole the opening notes of his Romance from Faure's Romance Sans Paroles No. 3."
AMERICAN RECORD GUIDE 1995
in partnership with CDbaby
