(2020) Antoine Reicha: Symphonies Concertantes Trois Écossaises Here are some excerpts from

Here are some excerpts from a review by Geoffrey Crankshaw in "Musical Opinion":"Ursula Dütschler's harpsichord recital at the Wigmore Hall was without question a revelation

are always underlined by a voice leading which is both rigorous and inventive

Their repertoire was shaped both by prints imported from Italy and Germany

Chopin’s Andantino con moto Fourth Ballade was revised the following year

With Pierre Favre in his European Chambre Ensemble: Roberto Ottaviano

(2020) Antoine Reicha: Symphonies Concertantes Trois Écossaises Here are some excerpts fromBonn and Vienna around 1800: two Sinfonia Concertante by Antoine Reicha (1770 1836) The two Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Flute and for two Cellos by Antoine Reicha show an astonishing balance between innovation and reflection. They bear witness to an outstanding virtuosity and art of composition, which revolutionise forms through spectacular, enthusiasm provoking lines of execution and through novelties of writing that impact their deeper