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Beethoven: Works For Piano Four HandsSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Long time duo partners Peter Hill and Benjamin Frith mark the 250th anniversary of Beethovens birth with this survey of his complete output for piano four hands. Works from his early years in Bonn and from the period of the Eroica Symphony, a decade later, are joined by a unique masterpiece from the year before his death. In 1826 Beethoven was persuaded to publish an arrangement for piano duet of the Grosse Fuge,

some of the most genuinely extraordinary orchestral music you’ll ever have the good fortune to experience

the vernal freshness of the Tewkesbury boys' voices strips off the cloying patina more knowing

though almost to a fault when the sheer lucidity refuses to surrender to the heat of the moment…deftly characterised

Between 1640 and 1720 the immigrant German Düben family produced three generations of Capellmeisters at Sweden’s wealthy and fashionable Royal Court

to quote Baldwin himself

Clarinettist Maximiliano Martín – an internationally active soloist as well as principal clarinet of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra – is joined here by the symphony orchestra of his native Tenerife in three works which truly cover the gamut of human emotion

profoundly unsettled by the turn of the world’s politics

How a Rose

she is able to deftly tap into the consciousness of each of the composer’s intentions"

leading up to Messiaen’s meditative organ work L’Ascension

"From the opening processional responsory

one from Hohle Fels

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