HOL Symphonies

Richard Hol (1824-1904) was a leading figure in Dutch music during the 19th century. The son of an Amsterdam milkman, he graduated from the Royal

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TAVENER falls

Fall and Resurrection is an oratorio-type work in which John Tavener “tries to encompass….the events which have take place since the beginning of time, and

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TEMIRKANOV IN CONCERT

This CD surely proves the old adage that “actions speak louder than words.” Reading the program booklet notes, one is assailed by shameless, patronizing praise

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FRENCH BONBONS

This collection presents 14 excerpts from French opera and concert music by Herold, Thomas, Massenet, Offenbach, Chabrier, and others. Most of it is effervescent music

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