

Technologically speaking, Edna Stern goes time traveling for her latest release, which contains unedited performances of Schubert’s Moments musicaux and Impromptus D. 899, all recorded

Although noted for his performances of French repertoire, Berlioz especially,

Judging from this Schubert release, the Fitzwilliam String Quartet has become infected with period instrument disease. It’s one thing to project the outsize dynamic contrasts

The title for this boxed set, “The Complete Wilhelm Furtwängler

In contrast to many self-released CDs, this recital by fortepianist Andrea Botticelli boasts excellent production values. The full-bodied sonics do justice to Botticelli’s well-regulated and

This 1987 recording of Schubert’s Ninth Symphony with Gerard Schwarz leading the New York Chamber Symphony was rediscovered in 2017 by its original engineer Marc

The pandemic year of 2020 may also have been Beethoven’s 250th birthday year, but for some reason that event coincided with a flood of recordings

The Bottom Line: Recorded from 1946-1959, these recordings showcase the

These things aren’t always a bad idea, or a pointless exercise, or even a not-so-pointless if merely functional effort to supply certain solo-repertoire-hungry instrumentalists (trumpet,

This three-disc set, very carefully remastered by Mark Obert-Thorn, contains
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