Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we are looking forward to making more interesting and inspiring music in the future.
Destination Paris :: Stone Records, Independent Classical Music
Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we a...
Fantasy :: Stone Records, Independent Classical Music
Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we a...
The second CD in a two-disc series that comprises the first recording of the complete songs of Frederick Delius (1862-1934)
Related Artists: Mark Stone, Stephen Barlow, Frederick Delius
Catalogue No: 5060192780109
Everything about these two discs, from the performances to the engineering and through to the program notes and texts, is utterly professional, and professional at a high level. (Fanfare)
With fresh-minted accompaniments from Stephen Barlow, Stone proves an expert guide not just by uncovering little-known manuscripts, but by investing Delius's songs with verve and variety of mood, in part through his intelligent diction - **** (Financial Times)
Rich in nuance, sensual contrasts of colour and range of textual expression... collectively eloquent and ideally committed to extracting the essence of each song - **** (Classic FM Magazine)
Stone's engagingly natural style and immaculate diction are supported by Barlow's sympathetic playing (Sunday Times)