Review by Mira Okafor★★★½Sample
Overhyped? Maybe. Did I still cry at “Les Noces: I. Scene One”? Also maybe.
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sample avg 3.4 · Philharmonia Orchestra, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale, Simon Joly Male Chorus & Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble
sample avg 3.5 · International Piano Quartet, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale & Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble
sample avg 3.0 · International Piano Quartet, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale & Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble
sample avg 4.0 · International Piano Quartet, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale & Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble
sample avg 2.9 · International Piano Quartet, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale & Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble
Review by Mira Okafor★★★½Sample
Overhyped? Maybe. Did I still cry at “Les Noces: I. Scene One”? Also maybe.
3.5K likes
Review by Yuki Tanaka★★★★Sample
“Oedpius Rex: II. Introducing Creon” at 2am with headphones on is a religious experience.
1.7K likes
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Review by Oskar Lind★★★Sample
Not every song lands, but when it does it LANDS. “Les Noces: III. Scene Three” is the keeper.
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Review by Priya Raman★★★Sample
Solid, but I keep skipping “Les Noces: III. Scene Three”. Sorry International Piano Quartet, Philharmonia Orchestra, Robert Craft, Simon Joly Chorale & Simon Joly Male Chorus.
549 likes
Review by Tomasz W.★★★★Sample
There's a version of me before this album and one after, and the after one is insufferable about it.
475 likes
Martyn Hill, Andrew Greenan, Jennifer Lane, Joseph Cornwell, David Wilson-Johnson, Edward Fox, Simon Joly Male Chorus, Robert Craft, Philharmonia Orchestra, Susan Bickley, Alison Wells, Alan Ewing, Simon Joly Chorale, Tristan Fry Percussion Ensemble & International Piano Quartet · 2004