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He is especially pleased with a new recording featuring the bass trombonist David Taylor and the Absolute Ensemble performing a vibrant, wild and hard-driving concerto by the Swiss-born, New York composer Daniel Schnyder.
The program ended with Mr. Aimard's dazzling and crystalline performance of the First Concerto (1926), a bold experiment in driving rhythmic energy and percussive sonorities.
Uchida is in many ways its ideal interpreter, bringing to the Concerto the same clarity of articulation and driving engagement that characterises her Mozart and Beethoven alike.
In a typical opening — that of the "Tempesta di Mare" Concerto is a good example — the full ensemble dances joyously around a simple tonic-dominant progression, decorating it with rushing scales, driving rhythms, and piercing timbres.
Yet there was a clear distinction between the driving, rather undifferentiated showiness of Boccherini (whose Symphony in D minor opened the program) and the finely etched and nuanced lines of Mozart in the A major concerto, K. 414, which Mr. Fleisher conducted — a better term might be "enabled" — from the keyboard.
Mr. Koopman, on some historical basis or other, presented Arcangelo Corelli's lovely "Christmas" Concerto (Op. 6, No. 8) in a version for winds as well as the specified strings, and he seemed intent on driving the point home, encouraging twittery ornamentation from the outset.
