Onslow symphonies

The symphonies of Georges Onslow (1784-1853), rather than following the path blazed by countryman Hector Berlioz, instead adopt the German romantic style epitomized by Schumann

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Onslow Sonatas/Signum C

If you love the piano duet literature and don’t know George Onslow’s two serious, substantial minor-key sonatas, a major discovery awaits you. They’re packed with

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