Live Review: Abel Selaocoe – Troxy, London
Like clockwork, every year there are new recordings of the classical greats. White-knuckled musicians squeeze drops of new meaning from the centuries-old manuscript, each recording a fresh attempt to inch closer to the composer’s original…
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