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| − | Which team do you support? <a href=" http://www.lawrencesusskind.com/publications/ ">nexium buy online</a> Finally came the Cello Symphony, in which Britten’s later tendency to sinewy parsimony reaches an extreme. Here and there this performance really caught fire, as in the Scherzo in which soloist Truls Mørk turned in an instant from puckish speed and featheriness to a beautifully murmuring tenderness. But elsewhere Britten’s stark lines needed a more granitic, hard-edged approach. In Britten’s earlier works, performers can surf on the music’s own exuberance; these later works need help.
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