MOSOLOV; ALEXANDER

Mosolov After The Iron Foundry

David Hurwitz

Talk about one shot wonders! Alexander Mosolov, as an orchestral composer at least, is known for his three-and-a-half minute futurist essay The Iron Foundry. That

Mosolov: Iron Foundry/Chailly

David Hurwitz

This is one of Riccardo Chailly’s finest recordings, and a wonderful concept: 1920s modernism as embodied in three very major works, one Russian, one French,

Beethoven: Pastoral etc/Sabata

Jed Distler

Victor de Sabata’s reputation is primarily that of a conductor who brought passion and exactitude to the theater. This is evident via his post-war live

Reynaldo Hahn’s Soulful Chamber Works

Jed Distler April 27, 2025

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A Big Bad Box of Gergiev

David Hurwitz April 27, 2025

Tchaikovsky and Myaskovsky: Violin Concertos with Repin

David Hurwitz April 27, 2025

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MOSOLOV; ALEXANDER

Mosolov After The Iron Foundry

Mosolov: Iron Foundry/Chailly

Beethoven: Pastoral etc/Sabata

Reynaldo Hahn’s Soulful Chamber Works

A Big Bad Box of Gergiev

Tchaikovsky and Myaskovsky: Violin Concertos with Repin

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