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Hourglass album review – Simone Dinnerstein gives Glass room to breathe

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By Clive Paget 
| Yahoo News UK
Getting ahead of next year's 90th birthday celebrations, American pianist Simone Dinnerstein presents two works by Philip Glass, performing alongside her own string ensemble. Baroklyn – the name conflates her home borough of Brooklyn and the baroque sensibilities of JS Bach – take a far-from-mechanical approach to the composer's minimalist tics.
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Beethoven: The Violin Sonatas Vol 1 album review – fresh-as-a-daisy performances from a duo with a gift for storytelling

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By Clive Paget 
| Yahoo News UK
Alina Ibragimova and Cédric Tiberghien get their Beethoven cycle off to a flying start with zesty accounts of the Op 12 set alongside the evergreen Spring Sonata. They perform on period instruments – she, a 1570 Amati violin; he, a replica 1794 Walter fortepiano – but there's nothing academic about these fresh-as-a-daisy interpretations. Among the Op 12, the D major sonata crackles with an almost capricious theatricality.
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Vespers review – haunting clash of cultures conjures Vivaldi’s Venice

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By Clive Paget 
| Yahoo News UK
Vespers. The word conjures an intoxicating aura of twilight and incense. Liturgically, it’s an opportunity for Christians to sanctify the day’s end as the sun is setting, but its roots are deeper, stretching back to first-century Judaism. Its name, from the Greek Hesperus, hints at darker pagan origins. This semi-staged concert located Vespers as it might have been heard in Vivaldi’s Venice, within the broader and more ancient cultures of the Mediterranean.
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