Browse: Clark Rundell (conductor)

Among the highlights are Mark-Anthony Turnage's unsettling Black Milk (a setting of Paul Celan's Todesfuge, where jazz singer Ian Shaw's grainy vocals are appropriately curdling) and Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade’s... — Katherine Cooper, Presto Music, March 2022 More…

Lord's writing is consistently warm and melodically strong, and while the music is more loosely impressionistic and illustrative than symphonic in structure, it easily and touchingly sustains... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2010, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The setting is for all-male vocal quartet — the immaculate Hilliard Ensemble — and a small instrumental ensemble of wind, percussion and harp. The music is at once ancient and modern. There... — Financial Times, 19th July 2019, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Rands studied with Dallapiccola and Berio and his music is lean, tense and melodically driven…Moser is a committed and nuanced soloist. — Gramophone Magazine, April 2019 More…

These are bright-eyed, upfront performances, alert to Bennett’s kaleidoscopic sense of instrumental colour, and delivered with energy and an enjoyable hint of swing. If you don’t get quite the... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2016 More…

Peter Dickinson's three concertos delight in playfulness, and imaginative use of Americana and Beethoven. The Violin Concerto is a premiere recording. — BBC Music Magazine, January 2015, 4 out of 5 stars More…

[throughout] there is an evident joy in subverting a music’s original purpose through stylistic juxtapositions and Dickinson’s piquant orchestration. The BBC NOW barely put a foot wrong. It’s... — Gramophone Magazine, June 2016 More…

There is wonderful variety within this programme, from the glitter y Glisk by Aileen Sweeney to Anna Appleby’s song without words Sonnet 43, all beautifully realised by the CBSO. — BBC Music Magazine, January 2024, 4 out of 5 stars More…