Browse: Dacapo (label)

The Sonata determinate (1949/50) is already gritty, its craggy central slow movement beautifully delivered by Sivelöv. Other delights include a set of three incredibly touching intermezzi (Trifoglio,... — International Piano, March 2018, 5 out of 5 stars More…

evocative, hip solo cello music, at times improvisatory, that transports the listener to brisk Nordic climes...it’s a companionable album on which to dream on an autumnal evening. — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2022 More…

Here is a different side to the composer, not the public orator but the craftsman of exquisitely designed ensemble pieces as much a delight to play as to hear. — Gramophone Magazine, July 2013 More…

Listening to Per Nørgård's Libra, you wonder how a composer could write music that at once sounds so invitingly familiar and utterly mysterious...between the Danish National Vocal Ensemble's... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2013 More…

The follow up to Dacapo’s 2013 disc of Eichberg’s first two symphonies doesn’t disappoint. — MusicWeb International, November 2018 More…

Stylistically, Høffding's music lies somewhere between Nielsen, its bedrock, and Holmboe, with a neo-classical overlay betraying Hindemith's influence...The Jena Philharmonic's playing under... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2012 More…