Mozart Opera For Winds

Creating instrumental arrangements of highlights from operas has been done ever since there were operas, but the practice of arranging the music for a specific

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Biber: Mystery

Biber’s Mystery Sonatas offer a feast of violinistic challenges, from the different tunings required in each of the 16 works, to exposed, virtuosic writing that

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The Whyte Rose

Early music fans, if you haven’t heard about this new disc from Crawford Young’s Ferrara Ensemble, you now have no excuse to delay getting your

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LEGENDA AUREA

You could write a whole treatise–quite a few actually–on the music featured on this fine disc from the early music ensemble La Reverdie. But, if

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LES DERNIERS QUATORS

This set comprises the “Hoffmeister” quartet (written following the six “Haydn” quartets), and the three “Prussian” quartets–works that caused Mozart considerable struggle. He spoke of

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