Tingaud; Jean-Luc

Classy Dukas from Tingaud and RTÉ

David Hurwitz

Dukas’ three major orchestral works make a logical and satisfying single program, and they are very well performed and recorded on this fine new disc

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Scintillating Massenet from Tingaud and the RSNO

David Hurwitz

Between JoAnn Falletta and Jean-Luc Tingaud, Naxos seems to be cornering the market when it comes to unusual but worthy repertoire. Tingaud’s specialty, unsurprisingly, has

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Video Review: Splendid Franck from Tingaud and the RSNO on Naxos

David Hurwitz

For the video review of this terrific new release, click HERE or on the image below, and please don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube

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Reference Recording: Tingaud’s Smokin’ Poulenc Orchestral Works

David Hurwitz

Great performance reviews often resort to grilling analogies, for some

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Filling In The Gaps: All The Bizet Orchestral Music You Will Ever Need

David Hurwitz

Aside from the famous Carmen and L’Arlésienne suites, and other

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Reynaldo Hahn’s Soulful Chamber Works

Jed Distler April 27, 2025

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A Big Bad Box of Gergiev

David Hurwitz April 27, 2025

Tchaikovsky and Myaskovsky: Violin Concertos with Repin

David Hurwitz April 27, 2025

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