Browse: Brahms - Intermezzo in A minor, Op. 116 No. 2

Perhaps the highest compliment I can give this recording is that I have listened to its 80 minutes several times, and despite the relative similarity
and introspection of the repertoire, I never... — Fanfare, May/June 2020 More…

The Dudok Quartet’s gift is to hear Ligeti in Ligeti even when he couldn’t hear it in himself...The First Quartet is Tom and Jerry in black and white, the Second is their Technicolor reincarnation,... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2015 More…

Her fearlessly uncompromising Bach D minor Chaconne surely fulfils Brahms’s intention in arranging the piece for left hand alone to convey some of the sense of its challenges for the solo violin.... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2019 More…

For umpteen reasons these performances are precious...There are, of course, various other recordings by Strauss of these works, but few possess quite the intensity found here. — Classic CD More…

However it may look on paper, in practice it works incredibly well, such is Greilsammer’s magnetic ability to find mutual correspondences and attractions between opposite poles — Julian Haylock, International Piano More…