SCHOENFIELD; PAUL

Schoenfield: Refractions

Dan Davis

Paul Schoenfield’s music blends accessible modernism with sophisticated wit built on a solid foundation of popular, jazz, and Jewish sources, all of which are in

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DIVERSE VOICES–AMERICAN MUSIC FOR FLUTE

David Vernier

The flute is an exceptionally tough instrument to play well–it must be, given the distressingly intonation-challenged performances you commonly hear in the concert hall and

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Dvorak & Schoenfield

Jed Distler

Have there ever been two concertos so utterly mismatched as far as CD couplings go? The idea of pairing the Dvorak Concerto with Paul Schoenfield’s

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Historical Gems: Stokowski’s Yummy Dvorák & RVW

David Hurwitz September 14, 2025

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Reference Recording: Hengelbrock’s Death-Defying Dvorák 4th

David Hurwitz September 14, 2025

Scintillating Schulhoff, Dynamic Dvorák

David Vernier September 14, 2025

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RIP David Vernier, Editor-in-Chief
by David Hurwitz
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David Vernier, ClassicsToday.com’s founding Editor-in-Chief passed away Thursday morning, August 1, 2024 after a long battle with cancer. The end came shockingly quickly. Just a
Finally, It’s SIR John
by ClassicsToday
June 24, 2024
He’d received many honors before, but it wasn’t until last week that John Rutter, best known for his choral compositions and arrangements, especially works related