Muti; Riccardo

Muti’s Feel-Good Bruckner Ninth

Victor Carr Jr

Riccardo Muti prioritizes beauty of sound over all else in this performance, with the result that you pay far more attention to the orchestral playing

Riccardo Muti’s Ten Best Non-Operatic Recordings (video review)

David Hurwitz

Riccardo Muti made many superb recordings, and yet I continue

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A Requiem Worth Waiting For

Robert Levine

How is it possible that this 40-year-old performance got by me? With the great Riccardo Muti, three of my favorite singers (at the time), and

Muti’s Mostly Marvelous 91-CD Mega-box (Video Review)

David Hurwitz

The Bottom Line: Hot on the heals of Warner’s 90+

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Muti Smokes in Babi Yar

David Hurwitz

This is a great performance of Shostakovich’s grimly epic Thirteenth Symphony, a work that Muti has championed for many years. Everyone involved is in top

Caballé & Muti’s Reference Aida

David Hurwitz

There are three “reference” editions of Aida in the stereo catalog: Tebaldi/Karajan, Price/Solti, and this one. Its strengths include a spectacular Aida in Montserrat Caballé,

Under The Radar: Muti’s Live, Blood and Guts Trovatore

Robert Levine

Since there are dozens of recordings of Il trovatore available,

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Under the Radar: Muti’s Marvelous Vienna Schumann

David Hurwitz

We are amazingly well supplied with excellent Schumann symphony cycles.

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Muti’s Prokofiev R&J: The Sequel Is Never As Good

David Hurwitz

Riccardo Muti made an absolutely stunning recording of the first two suites (more or less) from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet with the Philadelphia Orchestra for