ECHOES OF TIME

The first movement and passacaglia of the concerto are simply gorgeous, from Lisa Batiashvili’s dusky but rich timbre to Esa-Pekka Salonen’s crystal-clear accompaniments. The rest

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Pärt: Symphony No. 4

Arvo Pärt’s rejection of serial nastiness was admirable, and he has created some stunning choral music embodying the new simplicity of his mature idiom. That

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MINIMALIST JUKEBOX

This download-only release from Deutsche Grammophon Concerts preserves the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s March 24, 2006 “Minimalist Jukebox” program. With its companion release of an all-Steve

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