Frederick Delius, Benno Moiseiwitsch, Albert Sammons, Beatrice Harrison - Piano Concerto Violin Concerto Caprice And Elegy

Review by Kay Wilson

The album Piano Concerto Violin Concerto Caprice And Elegy by Frederick Delius, Benno Moiseiwitsch, Albert Sammons, Beatrice Harrison is a beautiful collection of classical music that showcases the talents of these renowned musicians. The album features four pieces, each with its own unique style and mood.

The Piano Concerto is a grand and sweeping piece that highlights the virtuosic skills of pianist Benno Moiseiwitsch. His performance is masterful, capturing the emotional depth of Delius' composition with ease. The violin concerto, performed by Albert Sammons, is equally impressive, with Sammons' delicate touch and nuanced phrasing bringing out the beauty of the piece.

The Caprice and Elegy, performed by Beatrice Harrison, is a haunting and melancholic work that showcases Harrison's incredible talent on the cello. Her playing is both powerful and delicate, conveying the emotions of the piece with great sensitivity.

Summary by Kay Wilson

this album is a must-have for any fan of classical music. The performances by Moiseiwitsch, Sammons, and Harrison are simply stunning, and the compositions by Delius are some of the most beautiful in the classical repertoire. This album is a true masterpiece, and a testament to the enduring power of classical music.