Chandos

Bavouzet’s Stylish, Spontaneous Mozart

Jed Distler

Stylish polish and more than a few spontaneous touches distinguish Jean-Efflam Bavouzet’s way with Mozart, most notably in the G major K. 453 concerto. Here

Tone Poems From The “Cow Pat” School

David Hurwitz

Let’s be honest: Chandos couldn’t just come out and call

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A New Reference For Job

David Hurwitz

Andrew Davis recorded exactly this coupling, and very well, for

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A Fine Start to Louis Lortie’s Fauré Cycle

Jed Distler

Is it really true that Fauré’s piano music is too intimately scaled and harmonically refined to make an impact in large halls? Louis Lortie’s first

Mena Does Better In Ginastera II

David Hurwitz

There’s no inherent reason why Spanish conductors should excel in the music of Ginastera or other Spanish and Latin American composers, aside from the fact

Fine, Unpopular Copland from Wilson and the BBC

David Hurwitz

This disc, Volume 2 in John Wilson’s ongoing survey of Copland’s orchestral music on Chandos, contains some of his least well-known orchestral music, but also