Review: Fauré: Nocturnes & Barcarolles (Marc-André Hamelin, Cathy Fuller)
Hamelin colours Fauré’s night music with both light and shade.
Paul Ballam-Cross is a writer and classical guitarist. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance and a Doctor of Philosophy, majoring in Musicology. He loves collecting records and will happily spend hours researching everything from the Baroque to noise rock.
Hamelin colours Fauré’s night music with both light and shade.
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