Review by Lars Laading

Erika Sziklay's album Song Recital showcases her impeccable vocal range and artistic sensibilities. The album features works by Berg, Kadosa, Webern, Soproni, Seiber, and Kapr, all of which are performed flawlessly by Sziklay.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Berg's "Sieben frühe Lieder," where Sziklay's voice soars effortlessly over the intricate piano accompaniment. She brings a sense of intimacy and vulnerability to the piece, making it a highlight of the album.

Another notable track is Kadosa's "Three Songs," where Sziklay's voice takes on a more playful and whimsical tone. She effortlessly navigates the complex rhythms and melodies, showcasing her technical prowess.

Webern's "Four Songs," Soproni's "Two Songs," Seiber's "Three Fragments of a Portrait," and Kapr's "Two Poems" are all performed with the same level of skill and artistry that make this album a must-have for any classical music lover.

Summary by Lars Laading

Song Recital is a stunning showcase of Erika Sziklay's talents as a vocalist. Her ability to convey a wide range of emotions through her voice, combined with her technical skill, make this album a true masterpiece.