REUNION IN MOSCOW

The Schumann Piano Concerto and Dvorak Eighth Symphony might seem an odd coupling on disc, but they make a rather nice mini-concert for home listening.

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Panocha plays Dvorák

This disc concludes the Panocha Quartet’s survey of Dvorák’s complete string quartets, a major enterprise by any standard. Both the Sixth and Seventh Quartets share

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Mehta Dvorak 7/Eloquence C

Zubin Mehta’s Dvorak Seventh features some outstanding playing from the Israel Philharmonic, especially the horns, and is recorded with remarkable richness and depth. His interpretation

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DORATI’S DVORAK

Antal Dorati really gets into the spirit of Dvorak’s Slavonic Dances, as well he might: this is his third (!) complete recording of them. These

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