Browse: Zigzag (label)

[Immerseel] sees beyond the mere timbre itself and looks to the bristling impact that the music must have made when it was new...the freshness of Debussy's imagination is underlined by performances... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2013 More…

In the first book of Images, Nelson Goerner responds infallibly to the composer's demands. His technically secure playing displays a real feeling for the pieces' ever-changing colours and for... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…

This wonderful recording is unusual in that (with two important exceptions) it presents Bach's second thoughts...Under the direction of Benoît Haller, the drama unfolds with breathtaking vigour.... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2010 More…

If you prefer Bach on the piano served up in heaping Romantic portions, accompanied by dollops of creamy tone, tapered phrases and languishing tenutos, Edna Stern's ravishing pianism will turn... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

many of the songs are given a definite sense of live performance with a few theatrical effects thrown in: sighs, gasps and laughs, for example. It all adds to the fun. — MusicWeb International, 26th June 2014 More…

the six-part vocal consort is virtuosic enough to adapt smoothly from the chill dissonances of Peccentem me quotidie to the hot, tumbling urgency of Ardita zanzaretta. — The Independent, 27th April 2013, 5 out of 5 stars More…