Browse: Britten - Suites for cello solo, Nos. 1-3

this young Scot's ambition pays off: there's nowhere to hide in three solo suites, but why hide a technique as assured, a musical imagination so finely attuned to Britten's expression, or a Tecchler... — BBC Music Magazine, May 2013, 5 out of 5 stars More…

Muller-Schott has all the technical resources at his deposal, and opens the First Suite with just the right weight and poise...what Schott brings to all the Suites is a sharpness and power reminiscent... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2011, 4 out of 5 stars More…

It's fitting that the late Alexander Ivashkin's valedictory recording is a premiere of a piece many didn't know existed...Britten was always Ivashkin's great love and he has done the cello fraternity... — BBC Music Magazine, May 2014, 3 out of 5 stars More…

In Tim Hugh, Naxos has signed up a serious-minded cellist, well suited to this compelling, bittersweet music...a satisfying, vital interpretation, with excellent sound. — BBC Music Magazine, December 1996 More…

Walton's musical thought continues to deepen, with each movement taking the listener further into the tangle of complexities that the music has to offer, his spirited performance...closely channelling... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2013 More…

Watkins manages to combine cool reflection in the fugue of the Second Suite with the flickering fire of the Scherzo that follows; there's a delicious vocal quality to his playing, with flawless... — Andrew McGregor, bbc.co.uk, 7th November 2003 More…