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the Astrid Quartet and others
The a cappella content in this debut Delphian album reflects the ensemble’s silken versatility
is Mellaerts’ and Perez’s sequencing
John Kitchen stylishly punctuates the vocal music with organ works by Scheidt
New director Ben Parry was quick to notice they share their birthday in 2013 with Britten’s centenary
Britten: Suites for Solo Cello Duncan Ferguson the Astrid Quartet and othersSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Brittens meeting with Mstislav Rostropovich in 1960 was a watershed, the great Russian cellist becoming the primary collaborator of his later years and inspiring a whole series of masterworks. Among them are these three suites for solo cello, written as a conscious homage to those of Bach (there were originally to have been six). Britten scholar Paul Kildea, author of the lucid and perceptive booklet essay, sees the
