Bruch, Glazounov, Pierre Amoyal, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Claudio Scimone - Concerto Pour Violon En Sol Mineur Op 26 Concerto Pour Violon En La Mineur Op 82

Review by Rimby Kamesworo

The album Concerto Pour Violon En Sol Mineur Op 26 Concerto Pour Violon En La Mineur Op 82 by Bruch, Glazounov, Pierre Amoyal, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Claudio Scimone is a stunning display of classical music at its finest. The album features two concertos for violin, each composed by a different composer, and performed by the talented Pierre Amoyal on violin, accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Claudio Scimone.

The first concerto, Concerto Pour Violon En Sol Mineur Op 26 by Bruch, is a beautiful and emotional piece, with sweeping melodies and intricate violin solos. Amoyal's performance is masterful, bringing out the depth and complexity of the piece with ease. The orchestra also shines, providing a rich and full accompaniment to the soloist.

The second concerto, Concerto Pour Violon En La Mineur Op 82 by Glazounov, is a more upbeat and lively piece, with a playful and joyful energy throughout. Amoyal's performance is once again flawless, with his virtuosic playing bringing the piece to life. The orchestra provides a dynamic and lively accompaniment, perfectly capturing the spirit of the piece.

Summary by Rimby Kamesworo

this album is a must-have for any classical music lover. The performances by Pierre Amoyal, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and Claudio Scimone are all exceptional, and the concertos by Bruch and Glazounov are two of the most beautiful and beloved pieces in the classical repertoire. Highly recommended.