
Among prominent pianists of our time, Maurizio Pollini represented the […]
Hot on the heels of Daniel Barenboim’s sensational Schumann cycle
Had this disc been released a couple of decades ago, it might have been hailed as a nice addition to the Mahler discography, but today
David Zinman’s Mahler cycle really hits its stride with this remarkable performance of the Third Symphony. It only has two small drawbacks worth mentioning. First,
The period-instrument movement has accomplished some wonderful things, not least
I disliked Naxos’ recording of Hamilton Harty’s Irish Symphony, finding the performance overly breathless and oddly balanced, but this version of the Piano Concerto is
Benjamin Frith’s survey of John Field’s piano concertos makes a fine impression with Nos. 5 and 6. The former, “L’incendie par l’Orage” (“Fire by Lightning”–a
Bartók’s music seems to be less popular than it was a few decades ago; at least it has been a while since major new recordings
Has it already been so long? Julia Fischer, as we
Around five years ago (2003) a young Hilary Hahn made her debut with her new label, Deutsche Grammophon, with exactly these same concertos, and it