Elizabeth Page And Holborne Consort Of Recorders, The - Playing The Recorder

Review by Kevin Richardson

Playing The Recorder is an exceptional album that showcases the talents of Elizabeth Page and the Holborne Consort of Recorders. The album features a diverse range of compositions that highlight the beauty and versatility of the recorder as an instrument.

The album opens with the delightful "Pavane and Galliard" by William Byrd, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The pieces that follow are equally impressive, with each track showcasing the unique sound of the recorder and the skill of the musicians.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Sonata in C Major" by Antonio Vivaldi. The recorder playing is flawless, and the accompanying instruments complement the recorder beautifully. Another highlight is "Fantasia in F Major" by Georg Philipp Telemann, which is a stunning piece that demonstrates the technical excellence of the musicians.

Summary by Kevin Richardson

Playing The Recorder is a wonderful album that will appeal to anyone who appreciates classical music. The performances are outstanding, and the music is a joy to listen to. Elizabeth Page and the Holborne Consort of Recorders have created a truly exceptional album that is sure to become a classic in the recorder repertoire.