Roberto Ruisi (violin) on Hyperion Records

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Roberto Ruisi (violin)

Albums

Hough: Piano Concerto, Sonatina & Partita

with Sir Stephen Hough (piano)

CDA68455RECORD OF THE MONTH Studio Master FLAC & ALAC downloads available

The premiere recording of Sir Stephen Hough’s first piano concerto, recorded with The Hallé under Sir Mark Elder. Subtitled ‘The world of yesterday’, this approachable new work treads confidently in the footsteps of the composer-pianists of the pa ...» More

Hough: Piano Concerto, Sonatina & Partita - Vinyl Edition

with Sir Stephen Hough (piano)

LPA68455 Available Friday 11 April 2025

The premiere recording of Stephen Hough’s piano concerto, recorded by the pianist with The Hallé under Sir Mark Elder, makes its prompt appearance on vinyl. Its subtitle ‘The world of yesterday’ deliberately places the work in a broader context of ...» More

A Shropshire Lad

with Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)

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George Butterworth's immortal Housman settings, Vaughan Williams's 'The house of Life' cycle, and songs by, among others, John Ireland and Rebecca Clarke are here sumptuously performed by Roderick Williams with deeply sympathetic orchestral accomp ...» More

Tabakova: Orpheus' Comet, Earth Suite & Concertos

with The Hallé Orchestra, Delyana Lazarova (conductor)

CDHLL7562Download onlyStudio Master FLAC & ALAC downloads available

Four major orchestral works from one of the most distinctive of contemporary British compositional voices.» More

Visions illuminées

with Mary Bevan (soprano)

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A beautiful album of French songs, from Augusta Holmès' largely forgotten cycle of 'Sérénades' from 1883 through to Benjamin Britten's 1938 discovery of the prose-poetry of the French symbolist Arthur Rimbaud, and taking in Robin Holloway's newly ...» More

Complete works available for download

INA BOYLE (1889-1967)

The joy of earthwith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

BENJAMIN BRITTEN (1913-1976)

Les illuminations, Op 18with Mary Bevan (soprano), 12 Ensemble» More

WILLIAM DENIS BROWNE (1888-1915)

To Gratiana dancing and singingwith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

JAMES BURTON (b1974)

When I set out for Lyonnessewith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

GEORGE BUTTERWORTH (1885-1916)

Six Songs from A Shropshire Ladwith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

EMMANUEL CHABRIER (1841-1894)

Tes yeux bleuswith Mary Bevan (soprano), 12 Ensemble» More

REBECCA CLARKE (1886-1979)

The seal manwith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

MADELEINE DRING (1923-1977)

Take, O take those lips awaywith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

HENRI DUPARC (1848-1933)

Chanson tristewith Mary Bevan (soprano), 12 Ensemble» More

GABRIEL FAURÉ (1845-1924)

Clair de lune, Op 46 No 2with Mary Bevan (soprano), 12 Ensemble» More

STEPHEN HOUGH (b1961)

Piano Concerto 'The world of yesterday'with Sir Stephen Hough (piano), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor) NEW» More

JOHN IRELAND (1879-1962)

Great thingswith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

Sea feverwith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)

Un grand sommeil noirwith Mary Bevan (soprano), Joseph Middleton (piano), 12 Ensemble» More

DOBRINKA TABAKOVA (b1980)

Concerto for viola and stringswith Maxim Rysanov (viola), The Hallé Orchestra, Delyana Lazarova (conductor)» More

Earth Suitewith The Hallé Orchestra, Delyana Lazarova (conductor)» More

Orpheus' Cometwith The Hallé Orchestra, Delyana Lazarova (conductor)» More

RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS (1872-1958)

The house of Lifewith Roderick Williams (baritone), The Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder (conductor)» More

Alphabetical listing of all musical works

And he came by her cabin to the west of the road, calling First line to The seal man (Clarke/Williams)

Antique: Allegretto, un poco mosso Movement 3b of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Assez vu. La vision s’est rencontrée à tous les airs First line to Départ: Largo mesto, Movement 9 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Being beauteous: Lento ma comodo Movement 7 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Ce sont des villes! First line to Villes: Allegro energico, Movement 2 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Chanson triste (Duparc)

Clair de lune, Op 46 No 2 (Fauré)

Concerto for viola and strings (Tabakova)

Dans ton cœur dort un clair de lune First line to Chanson triste (Duparc)

Death in Love No 5 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Départ: Largo mesto Movement 9 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Des drôles très solides First line to Parade: Alla marcia, Movement 8 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Devant une neige un Être de Beauté First line to Being beauteous: Lento ma comodo, Movement 7 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Earth Suite (Tabakova)

Fanfare: Maestoso Movement 1 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Four Baritone Songs (Gipps/Williams)

Gracieux fils de Pan! First line to Antique: Allegretto, un poco mosso, Movement 3b of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Great things (Ireland/Williams)

Heart's haven No 4 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

I must go down to the seas again First line to Sea fever (Ireland/Williams)

Is my team ploughing? No 6 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

J'ai seul la clef de cette parade sauvage First line to Fanfare: Maestoso, Movement 1 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

J'ai tendu des cordes de clocher à clocher First line to Phrase: Lento ed estatico, Movement 3a of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Les chars d'argent et de cuivre First line to Marine: Allegro con brio, Movement 5 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Les grands vents venus d'outremer No 1 of Un grand sommeil noir (Ravel/Holloway)

Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Look not in my eyes No 3 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

Love to his singer held a glistening leaf First line to Love's last gift, No 6 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Loveliest of trees No 1 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

Love's last gift No 6 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Love's minstrels No 3 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Love-sight No 1 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Marine: Allegro con brio Movement 5 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Oh, the sudden wings arising from the ploughed fields brown First line to The joy of earth (Boyle/Williams)

One flame-winged brought a white-winged harp-player First line to Love's minstrels, No 3 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Orpheus' Comet (Tabakova)

Pacific Movement 2 of Earth Suite (Tabakova)

Parade: Alla marcia Movement 8 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Phrase: Lento ed estatico Movement 3a of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Piano Concerto 'The world of yesterday' (Hough)

Royauté: Allegro maestoso Movement 4 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Se replier toujours sur soi-même, si morne! First line to Si morne, No 3 of Un grand sommeil noir (Ravel/Holloway)

Sea fever (Ireland/Williams)

See! with what constant motion First line to To Gratiana dancing and singing (Browne/Williams)

Si morne No 3 of Un grand sommeil noir (Ravel/Holloway)

Silent noon No 2 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Silent noon No 2 of Vagabond Songs, Op 10 (Farrar/Williams)

Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

Sometimes she is a child within mine arms First line to Heart's haven, No 4 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Sweet cyder is a great thing First line to Great things (Ireland/Williams)

Take, O take those lips away (Dring/Williams)

Tectonic Movement 1 of Earth Suite (Tabakova)

Tes yeux bleus (Chabrier)

The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

The joy of earth (Boyle/Williams)

The lads in their hundreds No 5 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

The pulley No ? of Four Baritone Songs (Gipps/Williams)

The seal man (Clarke/Williams)

There came an image in Life's retinue First line to Death in Love, No 5 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Think no more, lad No 4 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

Timber & Steel Movement 3 of Earth Suite (Tabakova)

To Gratiana dancing and singing (Browne/Williams)

Un beau matin, chez un peuple fort doux First line to Royauté: Allegro maestoso, Movement 4 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Un grand sommeil noir No 2 of Un grand sommeil noir (Ravel/Holloway)

Un grand sommeil noir (Ravel/Holloway)

Vagabond Songs, Op 10 (Farrar/Williams)

Villes: Allegro energico Movement 2 of Les illuminations, Op 18 (Britten)

Votre âme est un paysage choisi First line to Clair de lune, Op 46 No 2 (Fauré)

When do I see thee most, beloved one? First line to Love-sight, No 1 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

When God at first made man First line to The pulley, No ? of Four Baritone Songs (Gipps/Williams)

When I set out for Lyonnesse (Burton/Williams)

When I was one-and-twenty No 2 of Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad (Butterworth/Williams)

Your hands lie open in the long fresh grass First line to Silent noon, No 2 of The house of Life (Vaughan Williams/Williams)

Your hands lie open in the long fresh grass First line to Silent noon, No 2 of Vagabond Songs, Op 10 (Farrar/Williams)

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