Rott: Symphony No. 1

Even given today’s engorged, excessively duplicated CD catalogue, it’s surprising to encounter new recordings of Hans Rott’s Symphony No. 1. The work’s rediscovery caused a

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Weill Winds

Kurt Weill’s 1924 Concerto for Violin and Wind Orchestra was his last concert work before his success with The Protagonist turned him irrevocably toward the

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