John Ireland, Alfredo Casella, Annarosa Taddei, Orchestra Sinfonica Della RAI, Antoni Sala, Trio Italiano, Alberto Poltronieri, Arturo Bonucci, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky - Piano Concerto Cello Sonata Triple Concerto

Review by Gabriella Deveraux

The album Piano Concerto Cello Sonata Triple Concerto by John Ireland, Alfredo Casella, Annarosa Taddei, Orchestra Sinfonica Della RAI, Antoni Sala, Trio Italiano, Alberto Poltronieri, Arturo Bonucci, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky is a masterful collection of classical compositions that is sure to delight any lover of classical music. The album features a range of talented musicians and orchestras, each bringing their unique style and interpretation to the pieces.

John Ireland's Piano Concerto is a highlight of the album, with its sweeping melodies and intricate piano work. The Orchestra Sinfonica Della RAI and conductor Antoni Sala do an excellent job of bringing out the nuances of the piece, creating a rich and textured sound that is both powerful and emotional.

Alfredo Casella's Cello Sonata is equally impressive, with Annarosa Taddei's haunting cello work complementing the Trio Italiano's delicate and nuanced accompaniment. The result is a beautiful and moving piece that showcases the talents of all involved.

The Triple Concerto, featuring Alberto Poltronieri, Arturo Bonucci, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Serge Koussevitzky, is a stunning finale to the album. The three soloists work together seamlessly, their individual talents blending together to create a truly breathtaking performance.

Summary by Gabriella Deveraux

Piano Concerto Cello Sonata Triple Concerto is an exceptional album that showcases the talents of some of the world's finest classical musicians. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or simply appreciate beautiful and moving music, this album is not to be missed.