The Griller Quartet

Mozart: Quartet, quintets/Griller Quartet

Dan Davis

Dutton’s Griller Quartet reissues already have yielded the long-awaited return of Bloch’s Quartet No. 2 and a fetching Mozart/Haydn disc. This Mozart collection, while not

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Mozart: String quintets/Primrose, Griller

David Hurwitz

Without doubt this is one of the very greatest chamber music recordings ever made. The Griller Quartet remains a legend among enthusiasts, and it’s easy

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Bloch: String quartets/Griller Quartet

Dan Davis

Ernest Bloch’s five string quartets are among the finest of the past century. The Griller Quartet recorded the first four in 1954, and incredibly, this

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Slatkin’s Outstanding Tchaikovsky Ballets

David Hurwitz May 4, 2025

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Historical Gems: Milstein Plays Tchaikovsky and Dvorák

David Hurwitz May 4, 2025

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Reference Recording: Tchaikovsky’s 1st Piano Concerto–Argerich Rules

David Hurwitz May 4, 2025

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