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Master of Music Byram-Wigfield gives a thoroughly entertaining and sprightly glimpse at the world of 19th-century organ transcriptions by Best
"These are not performances for those who like their Britten to sound like the Choir of King's College Cambridge in the days of David Willcocks
Release date: 1 August 2003
high-pitched buzz and an omnipresent sense of playfulness and easy-goingness
Wilde plays Schumann Early Music Master of Music Byram-Wigfield givesSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO The first edition of Schumanns Fantasie in C, Op 17 has a number of differences from the edition more commonly used today, chiefly concerning the first movement (Schumann had originally planned the work as a single movement titled Ruinen [Ruins]). David Wilde has reinstated many significant details both small and large, resulting in a revelatory reading of this tumultuous love poem to the young Clara. In contrast,
