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30 May

CD Review – Favourite Orchestral Classics

By  Peter Burt
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CD REVIEW Favourite Orchestral Classics html ddf5f0d58eb1805bPhilharmonic Concert Orchestra / Iain Sutherland
SOMM ARIADNE 5012 [78’25”]

My review of the last album by these artistes* finished with "… let us hope that Iain might have some more similar tapes in his archive", and here we are: 19 tracks recorded in Munich (June 1988) and Hanover (December 1992). Few conductors are as accomplished as the veteran Scot in the lighter orchestral music on this release.

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