Miró Quartet

The Miró Quartet’s Beethoven Cycle: A Major Accomplishment

Jed Distler

The Miró Quartet recorded Beethoven’s six Op. 18 string quartets […]

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Nielsen Bridge TEN

David Hurwitz

The remarkable disc, emanating from the 1999 Danish Wave music festival in New York City (which also took in the Carl Nielsen International Violin Competition),

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Schuller chamber pieces Bridge DONE C

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At 75, the American composer, conductor, and scholar Gunther Schuller is one of the world’s most hyperactive musicians. These three chamber music works show him

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Historical Gems: Stokowski’s Yummy Dvorák & RVW

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Reference Recording: Hengelbrock’s Death-Defying Dvorák 4th

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Scintillating Schulhoff, Dynamic Dvorák

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