GABRIELI; GIOVANNI

Daniel-Ben Pienaar Scintillates In The 17th Century

Jed Distler

Have you noticed the growing trend of pianists taking up 17th-century keyboard works on the modern concert grand? Perhaps it has to do with the

Filling in the Gaps: Everyone Needs Gabrieli

David Hurwitz

Back in the 1960s, Columbia Records made what for many

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ECHO–GLORY OF GABRIELI

David Vernier

If you’re not completely hooked by the strikingly realistic antiphonal sound or the breathtakingly virtuosic playing in the first 30 seconds of this remarkable recording,

MUSIC FOR BRASS VOL. 3

Victor Carr Jr

Hearing Gabrieli’s music live is a uniquely transporting aural experience. A recent Pittsburgh Symphony Concert conducted by Mariss Jansons featured three brass choirs placed on

THE BAROQUE CHRISTMAS ALBUM

David Vernier

Often these major-label compilations brought out for Christmas-season consumption seem thrown together by someone in the marketing department who knows nothing about music, and even

Dupre improvises plus/Tahra C

Jed Distler

Any example of Marcel Dupré’s improvising prowess is important to have in general circulation, and this previously unreleased, totally improvised performance is no exception. On

Stoki BBC Dud C

David Hurwitz

Some of the music on this disc has been kicking around various pirate labels for a while, and none of it need trouble anyone but

Gabrieli sonatas/canzonas/Harmonia Mundi

David Vernier

This release of sonatas and canzonas by Giovanni Gabrieli is the realization of what many others have attempted–to faithfully capture the unique sound, spatial orientation,