Jan
20
2012
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D Magazine


In the second work on the program, Sibelius’ Violin Concerto, Conductor Inkinen and 19-year-old violin soloist Caroline Goulding entered aggressively against the delicate orchestral introduction. Goulding continued the performance with a winning combination of precision and energy, with a lovely tone to boot.

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    • Critical Praise

      “Caroline Goulding played the Tchaikovsky Concerto as if she’d been living with the piece her entire, short life…The violinist easily surmounted the work’s technical obstacles, of which there’s a bounty. But Tchaikovsky’s expressive lines also were shaped, rather than merely executed, with tonal warmth and fine attention to detail. Everything in the violin part could be heard, down to the subtlest trill and quickest flourish.” –Cleveland Plain Dealer