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Aug 20 2008

Review: DOHNANYI, E.: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 and 2

Posted by Vinko in Chatter About Naxos, Reviews

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A review from by Harry Rolnick on DOHNANYI, E.: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 and 2

Living in Budapest some years ago, I thought it was virtually a rule that radio stations and concert halls were required to play Bartók, Liszt, Kodály or sometimes even Ligeti and Kurtag…

… Listen to the two incredibly beautiful concertos on this record, and you won’t recognize even an iota of music from Hungary…

… The recording by Naxos is well focused, and the program notes by Keith Anderson—Naxos’ very first annotator—are, as always, informative and detailed…

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