Mamikonian

Armenian-born Vardan Mamikonian is said to be building his career slowly and carefully, avoiding the rapid ascension and burn-out that afflicts so many of today’s

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Mehta’s Liszt

The lush sound of the Vienna Philharmonic strings make an enticing opening to Les Preludes. Zubin Mehta is an ardent admirer of this music, but

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Quasthoff/Brahms-Liszt

Successful lieder singing–that is, the kind that makes listeners want to keep listening–is one of the more difficult musical/artistic undertakings. No sets and costumes, no

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