Dohnányi the Humorist?

Hungarian composer Ernst von Dohnányi (grandfather of conductor Christoph) not only was a superb composer, but he also had that most unusual of musical qualities:

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Complete Symphonic Poems

Neeme Järvi’s performances of these sadly neglected (in performance at least) tone poems originally appeared in tandem with his complete symphony cycle, and they have

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Nelson Mass

The Lord Nelson Mass is one of the great masterpieces of the classical choral repertoire. It’s literally amazing how threatening Haydn manages to make such

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