
Gerd Schaller knows his Bruckner, and he knows how to […]
The success or failure of Gerd Schaller’s Bruckner recordings seems to stem less from the conducting, which is invariably sympathetic and idiomatic, as from the
The Vienna version of Bruckner’s First Symphony, although the first one published, lost ground to the (to some ears) brighter, fresher Linz edition, but some
Gerd Schaller is a sensitive and idiomatic Bruckner conductor, but he has caught Bruckneritus, the uncontrollable urge to perform a stupid new edition of one
Where does the “otherwise” come from? Just this: Schaller plays
For such a well-written, tuneful, and all-around agreeable composition it’s curious that Goldmark’s Rustic Wedding Symphony remains on the fringes of the repertoire, with relatively
Twenty-five years ago, Johann Mayr was known primarily as Donizetti’s teacher; with the bel canto revival no longer concentrating on the better-known of the genre,