Rachmaninoff: Vespers - All-Night Vigil EMAP Byram-Wigfield is an ideal exponent

Byram-Wigfield is an ideal exponent of this work and its extremities: from his sensitive approach to its spiritual narrative

Nicholas has made sure there is plenty of variation

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clarinettist Maximiliano Martín follows up his Delphian solo debut – a collection of concertante works recorded with the symphony orchestra of his native Tenerife – with a programme for clarinet and piano that similarly explores the ways in which music can express national character as well as tracking more personal life journeys

played with consummate maturity by this astonishing young musician

Rachmaninoff: Vespers - All-Night Vigil EMAP Byram-Wigfield is an ideal exponentSUMMARY REVIEWS TRACK LISTING INFO Could the definitive recording of the best loved Orthodox choral music of all come from an Anglican chapel choir? Delphians Paul Baxter thinks so. The young Kings College London voices are bright, responsive and clear, and the recording is intentionally designed to bring out the bell like phrases that ring through the whole piece. From the first second the sound grabs you and holds you close: its punchy, and bold a