Mirrors and Echoes Ethel Smyth this album represents the first

this album represents the first modern recording of the works to feature performances on gut strings and with aspects of period performance

complete with the four 'Duetti'

A vital milestone in the harpsichord repertoire

Der Wald is a taut

an anchoress who lived in York’s All Saints Church during the early part of the fourteenth century

Mirrors and Echoes Ethel Smyth this album represents the firstAda Lahlou (piano) This debut album presents a vivid reinterpretation of Ravel's Miroirs, illuminating the work's resonances within the wider piano repertoire by placing it in conversation with lesser known miniatures from around the world. From luminous and atmospheric bell textures to incisive dance rhythms, we are guided through a narrative exploring the themes of nature, spirituality, memory and self discovery. A compelling artistic statement from