Sylvia Marlowe Elliott Carter Manuel De Falla Ned Rorem Henri Sauguet - Sonata Concerto Lovers Suite Royale

Review by Rodolfo Agustín Montesano

The album Sonata Concerto Lovers Suite Royale by Sylvia Marlowe Elliott Carter Manuel De Falla Ned Rorem Henri Sauguet is a masterpiece of classical music. The album features a collection of compositions by some of the most renowned composers of the 20th century, including Elliott Carter, Manuel De Falla, Ned Rorem, Henri Sauguet, and the performer herself, Sylvia Marlowe.

The album opens with Carter's Sonata for Harpsichord, which is a complex and challenging piece that showcases Marlowe's technical prowess and musicality. De Falla's Suite Populaire Espagnole follows, which is a beautiful and soulful work that highlights Marlowe's sensitivity and emotional depth.

The album then moves on to Rorem's Book of Hours, which is a haunting and introspective work that showcases Marlowe's ability to convey complex emotions through music. Finally, the album closes with Sauguet's Concerto for Harpsichord, which is a lively and joyful work that showcases Marlowe's virtuosity and musicality.

Summary by Rodolfo Agustín Montesano

Sonata Concerto Lovers Suite Royale is an outstanding album that showcases the talents of some of the greatest composers of the 20th century, as well as the remarkable skills of Sylvia Marlowe. Whether you are a fan of classical music or simply appreciate beautiful, soulful music, this album is a must-have.