Chandos

Andrew Davis’ Sombre-to-Sunny Elgar Disc

Victor Carr Jr

This CD takes us on the proverbial journey from “darkness to light”. Starting with Elgar’s gloomy Cello Concerto (the lugubrious first movement has me envisioning

Bach For Those Who Can’t Count To Three

David Hurwitz

Hearing this disc brought to mind the immortal words of Mussolini: “It’s not difficult to rule the Italians, it’s just pointless.” Well, here we have

Bavouzet’s Prokofiev: Not His Best

David Hurwitz

Jean-Efflam Bavouzet is such a good pianist that anything he

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Reference Recording: Wild’s Ageless Rachmaninov Concertos

Jed Distler

Two caveats for prospective customers: One is that Earl Wild

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Major Discoveries: Williamson’s Our Man in Havana

David Hurwitz

When Malcolm Williamson died in 2003, the musical world scarcely

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Storgards’ Sibelius: Over-thought?

David Hurwitz

There’s no question that John Storgards has thought through his

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OK Turina From Mena And The BBC Phil

David Hurwitz

Turina’s music is so beautiful and so enjoyable that I wish I could welcome this disc with more enthusiasm. It has some rarities in the

Järvi’s Successful Atterberg Cycle Continues

David Hurwitz

There’s a certain honesty to Kurt Atterberg’s music that’s really very fetching. His harmony is resolutely diatonic and romantic: when it’s major it’s happy, when