Browse: Fey Haydn Symphonies (series)

These are wholly impressive recordings on modern instruments displaying period manners — Gramophone Magazine, August 2017 More…

At their best these performances combine finesse, revelatory clarity of texture and a thrilling, dangerous adrenalin count. — Gramophone Magazine, Janurary 2008 More…

it remains clear that Fey has thought carefully about (nearly) every note and phrase...Fey's teachers, Bernstein and Harnoncourt, are perhaps the yin and yang of Haydn performance but their influence... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2014 More…

Fey is less concerned with driving it hard and accentuating Haydn's characteristic nervy energy, taking the first movement more gently than in many other recordings...[in No. 36] Haydn lays out... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2013 More…

…colour, inventiveness and crackling, abrasive energy abound… — Gramophone Magazine, December 2008 More…

No. 70's triple-time opening Vivace sets the tone: an abrasive, incendiary performance, ferociously paced and accented, shrieking trumpets and hollering horns to the fore. — Gramophone Magazine, June 2008 More…