KURTÁG; GYÖRGY

Playing Games With Mozart And György Kurtág

Jens F. Laurson

Pianist Melissa Galosi’s recording titled “Games” is a clever recital mixing Mozart and György Kurtág at their most playful selves. The title refers both to

Koh and Wosner’s Signs, Games + Messages

David Hurwitz

Some programs, however lovingly put together, are too smart by half. Here is a case in point. Jennifer Koh and Shai Wosner make an extremely

Gruppen: It Came From Darmstadt!!!

David Hurwitz

A classic of the “squeak/bloop” school, Stockhausen’s Gruppen reveals the

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Dvorak, Schulhoff, Bartok. Hagen Quartet

ClassicsToday

Aside from some impressive note-spinning, the Hagen Quartet takes a clinically detached, rather perfunctory view of Dvorák’s A-flat major quartet Op. 105. What’s needed here

Gielen Mahler 2

Victor Carr Jr

Michael Gielen has a solid reputation as a conductor of Bruckner and Mahler, and this new Resurrection Symphony upholds it handsomely. His reading of Symphony

kashkashian viola ECM

Dan Davis

Take three important works, one superb violist, one sympathetic conductor and orchestra, add fresh, vibrant sound, and you wind up with a treasurable disc that