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Classical reviews – Marci Meth’s ‘The Wild Song’ and Schubert’s 'Last Piano Sonatas'

An enchanting project by Meth combines Benjamin Britten’s songs, WB Yeats’s poetry and electronic music, while Schubert’s final trio of sonatas are performed with understated emotional power. By Michael Church 

Michael Church
Wednesday 01 July 2020 10:14 BST
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Marci Meth’s light soprano has a folk singer’s plainness of tone on 'The Wild Song'
Marci Meth’s light soprano has a folk singer’s plainness of tone on 'The Wild Song' (Lucie Falchier)

The Wild Song

Marci Meth, soprano; Simon Russell Beale, readings; Anna Tilbrook, piano

(MP001)

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