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Your guide to classical music online
It has been 13 years since the Alexandre Tharaud Bach […]
12 Conversations with Thilo Heinzmann, a new release from Deutsche Grammophon, is best listened to on vinyl (it’s available in that format!) in a fashionable,
From the start, harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani deviates from the well-worn, well-known embellishments and grace-notes in Bach’s Goldberg Variations as we know them through Grandmaster Glenn
Although the modern collector won’t necessarily be inclined to see it quite that way, Karl Böhm was the go-to conductor of “authentic” Strauss performances in
DG’s remastering of this marvelous Mahler Ninth eliminates some odd
At 53 minutes, Carlo Maria Giulini’s Los Angeles Brahms First
Serious music taken seriously–that’s the first impression you might glean
This is neither a Lohengrin to seek out for its direction, nor to avoid because of it. As drama, it can’t begin to touch the
Yuja Wang’s 2018 Berlin Philharmonie recital contains some of her most consistent and gratifying performances to date. There’s a newfound sense of direction and proportion
Herbert von Karajan was once the high-holy name in classical music. So much so it was inevitable that the historical pendulum would swing the other
