Albéniz: Iberia

[Editor’s Note: In the wake of the late-breaking scandal concerning the provenance of Joyce Hatto’s recordings, we had the option of removing all Hatto reviews,

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Adams: Piano music

Because John Adams’ small yet substantial solo and duo piano output, succinctly described by my colleague Victor Carr Jr (type Q8917 in Search Reviews), has

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Grimaud Recital

Hélène Grimaud made her first five CDs for the Denon label, when the pianist was in her mid-teens through early 20s. Brilliant Classics has reissued

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AROUND THE FUGUE

Here’s a recital centered upon how seven composers of different eras deal with fugal texture, featuring the Bulgarian-born, Russian-trained, Paris-based pianist Lilia Boyadjieva. Working backward,

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