Rosand Sibelius

Aaron Rosand eschews the usual violinistic fireworks in favor of a more poetic and contemplative rendition of the Sibelius warhorse. Everything is in proportion, yet

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Live Tchaik 5

After a moderately festive Capriccio espagnol and an elegant and gloomy rendition of Sibelius’ somber Valse Triste, we’re presented with the promise of a powerful

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Sibelius Davis Horror

Colin Davis and the London Symphony have achieved something remarkable here: the worst-ever recording of Sibelius’ Lemminkäinen Suite, thereby establishing the absolute, rock-bottom nadir against

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Sibelius-Gibson

Alexander Gibson’s 1980s Sibelius cycle on Chandos, one of the first digital sets, was praised for its clean lines, propulsive phrasing, and bracing impact. This

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