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Classical Court From Perotin to Prokofiev (and beyond), performed by Caruso to Khatia, it's all here. |
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Classical Court From Perotin to Prokofiev (and beyond), performed by Caruso to Khatia, it's all here. |
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In Reply to: First, wipe that spittle of your chin..... posted by Andrew T. on June 8, 2000 at 19:05:21:
Ah, yes. Out of curosity (simply musical, mind you), I checked out her CD at amazon.com, and found these glowing reviews:"...Sadly, her performance isn't nearly as spotless as her complexion...The trait these performances share is that they're played uncommonly slowly and unremarkably. She performs a passable version of Fauré's Berceuse pour violin, but on Sibelius's Rondino she sounds absolutely stiff and erratic; Ave Maria highlights Brava's poor intonation. It's a good thing she has so many other assets to fall back upon."
"I have never seen such a bad excuse for a classical album"
"I've heard high school violinists with a better tone and more musical instinct."Of course, the Grammophone reviewer loved it...
Not only that, but I think Lara St. John has much more, uh, interesting pictures on her CDs.
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- Re: First, wipe that spittle of your chin..... - The Real Dave 05:20:12 06/09/00 (5)
- What a Babe, but A-S M is safe - Batman 07:34:55 06/09/00 (2)
- But at least check this out. - Batman 08:03:47 06/09/00 (1)
- Quite a well-rounded musician, isn't she? The BRITNEY of the Violin! <nt> - The Real Dave 08:18:15 06/09/00 (0)
- Sad, but true..... - Andrew T. 06:43:12 06/09/00 (1)
- Speaking or drooling of Lara - BobH 14:29:59 06/09/00 (0)
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