Renaud Capucon - Vivaldi: The Four Seasons Chevalier de Saint-Georges: Violin ConcertosRenaud Capuon recognises Vivaldi's Four Seasons as "a highlight of the violin repertoire", but it has taken him some time to add it to his discography. "For years, I refused to play it," he explains. "I'd heard it too much in the corridors of the Mtro in Paris and as holding music on the phone. But once I'd accepted to play it, I was blown away by the power of the music I realised that it's famous because it's amazing! It's a masterpiece. I've now

the organ was removed and stored by the Schlimbach company from Speyer

teasing out some space and introducing melody to the palette for a deep late-night impact

under the name of Margaret Lensky

following in the footsteps of Elgar and Vaughan Williams

Marchetti/ Theodossiou/ Orchestra Filarmonica - Ruy Blas

and has made numerous recordings for various labels

On Vinyl for the first time

and it brings to mind the life experiences of Eastern European gypsies by means of chords and sounds that spring from Argentinean tango

Featured on this album alongside Arimany are Janos Balint

Though set in it's period

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orchestral works