Recorded at the Banff Centre, Canada and released by Nimbus Alliance in 2013 (NI6240)

Reviews
The Steinberg Duo prove passionately committed advocates not only of Sawyer’s works but of the Elgar too…It is good to welcome two works to the repertory that deserve to be widely performed.
Edward Greenfield,?Gramophone Magazine,?
Rarely does a recording exude so much energy while remaining sensitive to even the subtlest of details. From the first measure, we know that something special is unfolding before us ? a quality that lasts through to the very end.?In short, no amount of writing can do justice to the last three tracks on this disc.
Andrew Schartmann, mvdaily.com(USA), click here to read the full review
The interpretations of the Steinberg duo are simply phenomenal. So lucid, passionate and unsentimental make the works sparkle. A great CD and a real find.
Music und Theater (Switzerland),
Rhythm and energy pulsate through this pure music and the two performers make these qualities an impulsive experience
ENSEMBLE-Magazin f?r Kammermusik (Germany),
This remarkable recording is rich and full never dense. The piano is played as a stringed instrument in perfect sympathy with the violinist whose lightness of touch belies a sonorous depth of tone…?the tender sweep of the violin enough to soothe any sorry brow, the gentle piano thrumming a weary neck.
Martin Slidel,?whats-on-london.co.uk, click here to read the full review
a startling discovery… an exemplary performance
John France, MusicWeb International,?click here to read the full review?
It is their ability to show the intense passion and feeling set against quieter, subtler nuances that mark out this performance, revealing so many new facets to the Elgar.
Bruce Reader, The Classical Reviewer,?click here to read the full review?
Lots of power here… But also lyricism. I suggest they make gripping work of 61-year-old Elgar
Words and Music, Rick Jones,?click here to read the full review
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