The National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic is a temporary ensemble formed by participants in the eponymous program at the University of Maryland. On evidence here, they
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The National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic is a temporary ensemble formed by participants in the eponymous program at the University of Maryland. On evidence here, they
Elizabeth Joy Roe, one half of the talented piano duo To access this content you must login to your Insider account, or purchase a subscription for $5 monthly, or $49 annually.
This famous recital, at which Samuel Barber’s Hermit Songs received its world premiere, is justly acclaimed and well known through its RCA release. That, however,
Samuel Barber’s Vanessa was premiered at the Met in January, 1958; a co-production with the Salzburg Festival, it reached there in August of the same
All performances of the Piano Concerto have to deal with the all-but-unbeatable standard set by Szell/Browning on Sony, just as challengers in the Violin Concerto
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It’s amazing how little Boulez has to offer in this […]
Thirteen discs of this stuff is torture–27 works that graphically […]
Yikes! Just as the Russian winter defeated Napoleon, so the […]
Boulez’s CBS legacy contains some remarkable work, from the perverse […]
This live Ravel program from the glory days of the […]
The National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic is a temporary ensemble formed by participants in the eponymous program at the University of Maryland. On evidence here, they
This famous recital, at which Samuel Barber’s Hermit Songs received its world premiere, is justly acclaimed and well known through its RCA release. That, however,
Samuel Barber’s Vanessa was premiered at the Met in January, 1958; a co-production with the Salzburg Festival, it reached there in August of the same
All performances of the Piano Concerto have to deal with the all-but-unbeatable standard set by Szell/Browning on Sony, just as challengers in the Violin Concerto
Pierre Boulez may be the only conductor alive at present to have recorded Mahler’s Das klagende Lied twice, first for Sony in the premiere recording
Why is it that so much of this music is neglected today? It’s lively, tuneful, immaculately crafted, fabulously scored (naturally), and it would grace any
Review: Paavo Järvi Plays A Dazzling Mahler 7th, But What's The Rush?
Mahler: Symphony No. 7. Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich,, Paavo Järvi (cond.) Alpha
The Five Greatest Grieg Pianists
The Five Greatest Grieg Pianists
Emil Gilels
Leif Ove Andsnes
Walter Gieseking
Eva Knardahl
Antonio Pompa-Baldi
Hindemith! (Random Reviews from the Overflow Room 8)
Hindemith famously learned how to play every instrument in the orchestra, and composed a sonata for each one. Here they are. .
Review: A Brilliantly Updated "Pictures at an Exhibition" Featuring Paintings by Bob Peak
Pictures at an Exhibition: The Paintings of Bob Peak (featuring works by Mussorgsky, Newman, Danna, Gregson-Williams, Darwish, Beal, Beltrami, Abels, Shalman, Davis, Conti). The Los Angeles Film Orchestra, Leonard Slatkin (cond.) Warner Classics
The Five Greatest Elgar Conductors
The Five Greatest Elgar Conductors
Georg Solti
Adrian Boult
John Barbirolli
Charles Mackerras
Leonard Slatkin
Hindemith! (Random Reviews from the Overflow Room 7)
In this video, we explore Mathis der Maler (!)--the opera, not the symphony, plus Hindemith's psychotic and deliciously filthy early expressionist opera Sancta Susanna.
This year’s Tanglewood on Parade, a much-anticipated tradition that dates to 1940, will celebrate the life and legacy
April 24, 2024—GRAMMY®-winning production house PARMA Recordings announced today its acquisition of Albany Records. The classical label is
Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada—The Festival of the Sound is celebrating big this summer with an incredible line-up of
