RESPIGHI; OTTORINO

Big Boxes: The Mixed Up Art of Ozawa

David Hurwitz

I am sitting here trying to sort out three inanely […]

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Neschling’s Excellent Respighi Continues

David Hurwitz

It’s good to see John Neschling’s series of recordings for BIS continuing with this fine Respighi disc from Liège. Brazilian Impressions may not be one

Luminous Respighi from New York

David Hurwitz

This recording of the Three Botticelli Pictures has got to be the most texturally detailed, luminous, substantial performance yet captured on disc. Conductor Salvatore Di

The Reiner Box

David Hurwitz

Most of these recordings have been issued and reissued countless

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Reiner’s Respighi Still Leads the Pack

Joseph Stevenson

Listening to these exquisite SACD remasterings of half-century-old classic Living

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Respighi Orchestral Works Vol. 2: Partial Redemption

David Hurwitz

This is definitely better than La Vecchia’s Volume 1 in

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CD from Hell: Disappointing Respighi from an Expert

David Hurwitz

Francesco La Vecchia is a Respighi expert, with a pick-up

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Reference Recording: Respighi’s Ancient Airs and Dances by Dorati

David Hurwitz

Lustrously recorded in Vienna in 1958, this disc of Respighi’s

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Respighi Tone Poems Onyx 7/8

David Hurwitz

Another ho-hum Respighi trilogy. Sure, the playing is suitably bright, and Caballé-Domenech keeps the music moving, but the production is let down by two major