15 August 2016

Sonata Brasileria reviewed by Jeb Distler for Gramophone

Antonio Vaz Lemes: a Latin America Pollini in works by four Brazilian composers, who, according to Jed Distler, are very lucky to have Lemes in their corner. Read more about this amazing album in the review by Jed Distler for Gramophone.

01 – Tryggvi M. Baldvinsson Sonata – I. Molto agitato // Concordia / Duo Concordia

01 – Tryggvi M. Baldvinsson Sonata – I. Molto agitato // Concordia / Duo Concordia
02 – Tryggvi M. Baldvinsson Sonata – II. Elegia // Concordia / Duo Concordia
03 – Hilmar Thordarson – Gefjun // Concordia / Duo Concordia
04 – Thorkell Sigurbjornsson – Vapp // Concordia / Duo Concordia
05 – John A. Speight – Samtvinna // Concordia / Duo Concordia
06 – John A. Speight – Bergmal Orfeusar (Echoes of Orpheus) for solo guitar – I. Allegro vivace // Concordia / Duo Concordia
07 – John A. Speight – Bergmal Orfeusar (Echoes of Orpheus) for solo guitar – II. Lamentoso // Concordia / Duo Concordia
08 – John A. Speight – Bergmal Orfeusar (Echoes of Orpheus) for solo guitar – III. Quasi tarantella // Concordia / Duo Concordia
09 – Magnus Blondal Johannsson – 9 Sonorities VI for solo violin // Concordia / Duo Concordia

Sonata Brasileria reviewed by Jeb Distler for Gramophone

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