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Title: Below average
Review: If you are like me, you have listened to many different renditions of Yellow River Concerto, starting with the conservative Ormandy version. This effort by Eileen Huang and China Central Orchestra, though perhaps more interesting and dramatic than the Ormandy version, falls short in many ways--mostly technically.If you know the piece well, you'd notice that the orchesta stumbles in the first 2 or 3 seconds--then the erratic small errors continue throuhout by both Huang and the orchestra. When the first piano solo section kicks in, Huang gets throuh the beginning fine, though somewhat tentatively, then she trips as the second four-time-repeat signature theme occurs--as does the orchestra... It's a mess.This continues all the way, until they let you down with "Defend the Yellow River," with numerous small errors by both Huang and the orchestra.All in all, Huang remains tentative throuhout, making countless errors, and the orchestra doesn't really help.
