Novak Chandos

Víteslav Novák was a member of the talented “in-between” generation of Czech composers, making his name at the turn of the 20th century, after Smetana

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SOVIET TRUMPET CONCERTOS

So this is how the Party Leaders wanted it done, eh? After the purges and denunciations of those troublesome “formalist” composers, including Shostakovich and Prokofiev,

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PIANO WORKS

Those expecting the grandeur of Sibelius’s great symphonies or his sweeping tone poems will be disappointed by this collection of modest, sometimes understated works for

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Nielsen Quartets Chandos C

When asked why his Mozart performances lacked the Romantic warmth of Bruno Walter’s interpretations, George Szell retorted, “I cannot put chocolate sauce on asparagus!” It’s

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