“Where my first ‘Americascapes’ album looked at lesser-known major American works that had influenced European composers (rather than the other way around), for this follow-up, I went back to a more basic thought – “What is America?”. Since America is many things to millions of people, I realise that my question had to mean, “What is America to me? (…) Selecting the composers for this American Opus took well over a year. Yet I eventually refined the list to these three composers, with all of whom I feel a close kinship and all of whom are deeply meaningful to me. Two of them I even had a direct artistic relationship with. As a group, they also embody some of the diversity and the radically different aesthetics that thrive in the Americas.” (Robert Treviño)
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"Masterfully interpreted by Treviño and the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della Rai. The strings create an incredible atmosphere, while the brass section brings the striking sound images of this composition to life... extremely successful...With this recording, Robert Treviño demonstrates his deep understanding of Respighi's music. His interpretation is at once passionate and precise, and he leads the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI in a thrilling performance." - Die Merker
"Those cinematic vistas of Rome come alive in this recording...Treviño's sense of the dramatic pulse of the music is excellent and the recording is a beauty." - BBC Radio 3, "Record Review"
"Treviño really gets the grandeur of these pieces...just marvelous...almost uniquely [he catches] the sense of the wonderful energy underneath...it works so well...very powerful and very well done...I'm putting this in an honored place in my Respighi collection." Dave Hurwitz, Classics Today
Read MoreBasque National Orchestra
"Excellent disc" - Gramophone
"What a conductor! This 'Ravel 2' is even more distinguished (than its predecessor)." - Le Devoir
"Exceptionally good...this recording will occupy a very prominent place in the Ravelian discography." - El Mundo
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Malmö Symphony Orchestra
Recording Of The Year nomination - Presto Music
Critics' Choice - Record Geijutsu
Recording Of The Week - Musiq 3, Radio Belgium
"A great recording. Every fan of Finnish compositional art should have it on his shelf." - WDR
"Polished, sumptuously recorded performances” - San Francisco Classical Voice
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Recordings Of The Year, Presto Music
Editor's Choice, Gramophone
Editor's Choice, Limelight
Recording Of The Month, FonoForum
'Urgently recommended' - Gramophone
Read MoreBasque National Orchestra
"Under the Mexican-American conductor Robert Treviño, the discipline and quality of the playing is immediately evident in La valse, as is the energy with which (he and the Basque National Orchestra) work up the final frightening climax of the piece – or, indeed, the ebulliently dancing and surging last pages of the Rapsodie espagnole...(In Bolero, he builds) the orchestral texture with implacable steadiness to its fatalistic climax, without a trace of vulgarity." - BBC Music Magazine
Read MoreMalmo Symphony Orchestra
"These are performances that deliver such freshness and vitality. (There is) so much to enjoy in this five-disc set, from the fierce animation of storms in the Pastoral Symphony to wonderful expressive detail in the adagio of Number Four...(and a) decisive performance of the Ninth." - BBC Radio 3 Record Review
Read MoreBamberg Symphony Orchestra
"Reverential and expressively lyric intensity." - MusicWeb International
" Robert Treviño joins a select list of conductors who have succeeded in making these awkward but intensely lovable works sing....while Trevino's expansive reading really catches the sweep of the stormy, long-breathed Second, there's an unforced freshness at the moments where Bruch lets birdsong flood in ... " - Gramophone
Read MoreLondon Philharmonic Orchestra
"Bruch’s Violin Concerto...under Treviño and Chen’s control, an exhilarating (ride), full of drive." - Gramophone
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