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Alexandra Coghlan Thomas Hobbs, with his easy and androgynous English tenor, makes an appealing narrator for this musical tale, but it’s the instrumental numbers that really excite. While Corkine may be an undistinguished song-writer, his astonishing music for solo viol – played with gloriously Romantic intensity and virtuosity by Romina Lischka – is as close as this instrument gets to the Bach Cello Suites. Has a solo viol ever sounded quite as operatic as it does here in Corkine’s angst-filled Almaine or duetted as plaintively with a voice as it does in his ‘Down, down, proud mind’? Lischka squeezes every ounce of emotion from works that fulfil a supporting role where they should be square in the spotlight. |
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