~ Gregor Piatigorsky
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~ Sir William Walton
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~ William [composer] Walton
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~ Ralph Vaughan Williams
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~ Henryk Gorecki
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Litton delivers bright, urgent performances of both symphonies. The Con malizia movement in No.1 could have had more venom. Tasmin Little plays the Violin Concerto with the sheen of 20th-century chrome. Paul Neubauer makes bows a dark, poetic line in the Viola Concerto. Robert Cohen's Cello Concerto is the least successful of the three. His solo lacks the necessary egotistical prominence. Other works on the disc include the robust, brassy overture Scapino, which is typical of all Walton's occasional fanfaronic overtures; the Hindemith Variations, which demonstrate the thoroughness and profundity he sometimes approached in later life; the Henry V Suite, which is the best of all his film scores; and the two coronation marches Crown Imperial and Orb and Sceptre, which have an antique heroic feel. The one dud piece is the Coronation Te Deum but even this should come into its own with the 2002 Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations.--Rick Jones
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