Alma Mahler: Songs

It’s not long into this disc before it becomes evident that Alma Mahler was a very different composer from her famous husband Gustav. Alma studied

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Englund: Piano Concertos

It’s simply astonishing that Einar Englund’s Piano Concertos have not become firm staples of the repertoire. Each possesses the crowd-pleasing elements of concertos by Shostakovich,

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SIBELIUS FAVORITES

Only two of these “Sibelius Favorites” are among his well known works, and both receive fine performances. Mikko Franck leads an En Saga that, while

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