ANTAL SZALAI–RECITAL

Hungarian violinist Antal Szalai’s thoughtful musicianship and consummate technical command are evident in every bar of the four works that encompass this impressive unaccompanied recital.

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CHOPIN ON VIOLIN

Violinist Catherine Manoukian is now nearly 22 years old, but she was only 17 when she made this remarkable recording of Chopin transcriptions. Have you

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Debussy & Ravel: Chamber Music

How complete is “complete” depends on your point of view concerning Debussy’s chamber music. Unlike Delos’ three-disc “complete” Debussy chamber collection, the present reissue omits

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Wyner: Chamber works

Yehudi Wyner’s song cycle The Second Madrigal: Voices of Women is a masterpiece of concise lyrical expression. Within a basically atonal style, Wyner takes nine

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