Your guide to classical music online
Your guide to classical music online
This is a gorgeous Scheherazade. Not surprisingly, given the fact that this is Beecham’s orchestra a half-dozen years after the great Englishman’s death, the performance
Dvorák’s Symphony No. 8 is probably the happiest symphony ever composed, a notion supported by this engaging new recording by Mariss Jansons and the Bavarian
If I had to choose any pair of performances that represent Václav Talich at his best, it probably would be these. He was a close
For some weird reason, these stereo performances never made it
Yes, the Fourth! Singleton recordings of this symphony are simply
The primary reason to care about this recording is the presence of two Erwin Schulhoff works: the tempest in a teapot Quartet No. 1 and
The Horowitz here is Joseph, the critic and music historian, not Vladimir, aided and abetted by noted Dvorák scholar Michael Beckerman of NYU, whose work
For this recording, an early co-production with Deutsche Grammophon, Karel
Listening to and evaluating historical recordings such as this can
There have been so many discs by lesser-known artists, ensembles,
