Valery Gergiev / Lso/ Lso Chorus/ Denis Matsuev - Szymanowski: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 4 / Stabat Mater"A natural inheritor of Scriabinesque exoticism, Szymanowski brings out the best in Scriabin's most imaginative interpreters, which is why Gergiev proves such a convincing interpreter excellent playing from the LSO. Matsuev has his feet firmly planted on terra firma The gorgeous return to lushness in the second movement suggests an almost Ravelian sensibility Matsuev and Gergiev turn the finale into Szymanowski's danse generale." (Gramophone). "Stabat

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lending his touch to the entirety of the project

Lisa Masterson knows a thing or two about staying healthy and fitting exercise into a busy schedule

the recordings so moved listeners that Lundy was persuaded to release them as they were

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beautifully sung

But above all

These entirely unedited performances

comes from a family of musicians

composing his early symphonies meant "building a world"

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