Review – Italian Virtuosi, 21 March 2003
"The instruments came into their own in such pieces as the cheeky Chi Bussa (who’s knocking?) where Jacob Heringman on the lute and Sharona Joshua on the harpsichord had a…
Notable mention – July 2002
"There was also an exquisite fortepiano concert by Sharona Joshua that proved there is nothing greater than Mozart." For full details go to the bookafuture website
Review – Zeitgeist concert, 2 April 2002
"The Memorial Hall hosted Zeitgeist: a relatively sparse crowd were rewarded with gorgeous readings of Bach sonatas from this fine flute-and-harpsichord duo." For full details go to the Cambriaarts website
Review – Purcell Room recital, September 2001
"Sharona Joshua’s playing demonstrated that in the hands of an excellent musician the instruments qualities can enhance the work of the greater composers. Beethoven’s God Save the Queen Variations and…
“Bones of all Men “
"Together, aided by keyboardist Sharona Joshua and medieval violinist Pavlo Beznosiuk, they create stomping, dynamic versions of mostly 16th century keyboard compositions." "Bones of all Men " CD The Bones…
Review JS Bach Flute Sonatas, 10 January 2000
"The playing on copies of original instruments (flute by Tutz/Denner & harpsichord by Garlick/Couchet) was vital and fresh. The baroque flute is so gentle and intimate the front seats were…
Review Purcell Room recital, 25 November 1999
"Joshua's fortepiano playing electrified the audience at the Purcell Room. Here at last is a player who can provide opposition to Staier's hegemony in the field." Sharona Joshua (fortepiano) Purcell…
Concert – Concerto Cristofori at Hatchlands (the Cobbe Collection), Wednesday, 5 April 2006, 12pm
Grand Duo
Sharona Joshua Pleyel piano
Nia Harries cello
Mendelssohn Variations Concertantes (for cello & piano) in D, Op.17 (1829)
Chopin Berceuse in D flat, Op. 57 (1845)
Chopin Cello Sonata in g minor, Op. 65 (1845-6)
Mendelssohn ‘Lied ohne Worte’ in D, Op.109 (1845)