
Every Czech conductor has to record Smetana’s Má vlast as a rite of passage, but not all of them do it as well as Mark
Back in my college days when I played in the
Janácek’s Glagolitic Mass is one of the great “collectible” works,
Jitka Hosprová’s all-Czech program makes a fine showcase for the viola, as well as for her considerable technique and skill with the instrument. The Martinů
There’s always a risk in a mixed chamber music program by Martinu that 70 or so minutes of relentless perkiness will grow tiresome, but the
It’s nice that the Moravian Philharmonic can get itself together to put on a performance of Mahler’s Sixth, but the fact that such an event
Here’s an imaginative disc–extremely well played and recorded–featuring music that will be new to, well, just about everyone. Jindrich Feld’s Musique concertante for flute, viola,
The old “apples and oranges” cliché rings true when comparing the Krkavcova and Kasik piano duo’s unassailable style and precision in Dvorák’s Slavonic Dances with