Perahia; Murray

Perahia’s Standard-Setting Bach Keyboard Concertos

John Greene

After Murray Perahia’s much lauded solo performances of Bach’s English […]

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Bach: Perahia’s Golden-Age Keyboard Concertos

Jed Distler

Like its predecessor, Murray Perahia’s second volume of Bach Keyboard

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Perahia’s Mozart Concerto Cycle: A Remastered Bargain

Jed Distler

Sony Masters’ 2012 repackaging of the Murray Perahia Mozart Piano

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Mozart: Piano concertos K 271 & 467/Perahia

Jed Distler

Mozart’s innovative K. 271 Concerto in E-flat has been graced with many fine recordings, from Gieseking to Goode, and Murray Perahia’s 1977 traversal (coupled with

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J.S. Bach: Keyboard concertos/Perahia

ClassicsToday

This single-layer stereo SACD release of Murray Perahia’s admirable traversal of Bach’s concertos stops short of being a sonic revelation but it represents a considerable

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Under The Radar: Suitner’s Dvorák Eighth Plus Overtures

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Very Good Dvorák Eighth, Amazing Golden Spinning Wheel

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