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    The Romantic Piano Concerto · Vol. 39 · Delius & Ireland

    Posted By: platico
    The Romantic Piano Concerto · Vol. 39 · Delius & Ireland

    The Romantic Piano Concerto · Vol. 39 · Delius & Ireland
    APE | Booklet | 276 MB | 2006




    Piers Lane (piano), Ulster Orchestra, David Lloyd-Jones (conductor)


    ORCHESTRAL CHOICE - BBC Music Magazine
    CLASSICAL CD OF THE WEEK - Sunday Times

    'Robert Threlfall's notes make a good case for regarding the three-movement original as having a greater validity, and this splendid first recording bears him out … Piers Lane, an eloquent advocate' (BBC Music Magazine)

    'This Hyperion newcomer possesses many virtues. Piers Lane responds with nimble sensitivity, David Lloyd-Jones secures a tidy response from the Ulster Orchestra and the performance as a whole has a sparkle, eagerness and snap that are most refreshing' (Gramophone)

    'Those who are familiar with (and those who have dismissed) Delius's Piano Concerto in the 1907 revision should make the acquaintance of the original version without more ado' (International Record Review)

    'Lane makes a convincing case for the piece, and his performance is paired with an equally sparky one of John Ireland's concerto. His punchy abrasiveness undercuts the work's more fey moments, and gives it an almost neoclassical edge' (The Guardian)

    'this first recording of the original version from 1904 reveals a work stamped with far more rhapsodic gusto and genuine heartache than the composer's misguided revisions suggest. Lane's performance is very enjoyable; the recording does the players proud' (The Times)

    'Delius's Piano Concerto gets strong advocacy from Lane, Lloyd-Jones and the Ulster Orchestra. The two Ireland works, Legend and the Piano Concerto, make ideal companions on this highly attractive, collectable disc' (Sunday Times)

    'it is interesting to hear Delius in a robust frame of mind, and the performance itself is one of great allure and power' (The Daily Telegraph)

    'Lane gives engagingly virtuoso, extrovert and affectionate performances throughout' (Classic FM Magazine)

    'Throughout, Piers Lane is sympathetic, sensitive and a virtuoso, and the support from David Lloyd-Jones and the Ulster Orchestra is exact. The vivid recording presents an exemplary balance between piano and orchestra' (Fanfare, USA)



    CD
    Piano Concerto in C minor, original 1904 version Frederick Delius (1862-1934)
    Piano Concerto in E flat major John Ireland (1879-1962)