
Originally issued on ASV (indeed, still available there on iTunes), this desirable disc now reappears on Naxos, at least as physical product. Go figure. Anyway,
Bloch’s epic Symphony in C-sharp minor emerged in 1900, when the composer was just 20. Conductor Dalia Atlas considers it to be the composer’s orchestral
Why so much of Ernest Bloch’s music hovers on the fringes of the repertoire remains a mystery. So much of it is excellent: the string
America, Bloch’s “Epic Rhapsody”, purportedly follows the history of his adopted country from the landing of the Pilgrims in the 1600s to the (then) present–1926–with
Dalia Atlas leads respectable, thoroughly professional readings of the two Concerti grossi, though she never approaches the rhythmic kick and textural variety shown by the