Amanda Roocroft: None But the Lonely Heart

Amanda Roocroft and Martineau join forces in their latest album, "None But The Lonely Heart," a delightful blend of Tchaikovsky, Debussy, and Strauss. Talk about a musical smorgasbord! Roocroft's vocals soar like a majestic eagle, while Martineau's piano accompaniment adds depth and nuance to each track. From the opening notes of Tchaikovsky's "None But The Lonely Heart," you can tell this duo means business. Roocroft's voice is pure magic, bending and twisting through each emotion with precision and grace. Martineau's piano work is equally impressive, creating a lush, ornate backdrop for Roocroft to shine. But the real standout of the album is the rendition of Debussy's "C'est l'extase langoureuse." Roocroft's vocals capture the dreamy, ethereal quality of the piece, while Martineau's delicate piano work weaves a spellbinding tapestry of sound. It's like being transported to another world, where beauty and grace reign supreme. And let's not forget about Strauss! Roocroft and Martineau tackle his "Morgen" with finesse and flair, breathing new life into this classic piece. Roocroft's vocals are tender and emotive, while Martineau's piano work sparkles and shimmers like a diamond in the rough. In conclusion, "None But The Lonely Heart" is a must-listen for any music lover. Roocroft and Martineau's chemistry is undeniable, their talent unmatched. So do yourself a favour and give this album a spin. You won't be disappointed.