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Recorded in June 2022, this Schubert disc documents Maurizio Pollini’s final visit to the recording studio. He broaches the first movement of the composer’s G
I never thought I’d live to see the day when
Beautifully played, warmly recorded, this performance wallows in the kind of torpor you feel on a hot summer day: the more it tries to move,
It was bound to happen: the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra has finally gotten around to recording Stravinsky’s “Orpheus”. At 50 minutes, this disc offers somewhat short
Solo song singing is a delicate art, perhaps the most delicate, if only because a very individual voice–and all of its inherent and learned qualities–must
Your opinion about this new set of Bach cello suites from Mischa Maisky will depend on how much Maisky you prefer with your Bach. Or,
Leonard Bernstein was a tireless champion of American music during his conducting career, presenting many world-premieres and leaving an impressive body of recordings–most for Columbia
Why do certain pianists play so fast? Because they can. That crossed my mind while hearing Daniil Trifonov and his erstwhile teacher Sergei Babayan tear
From the PC of the deceased Iannis Xenakis, Pierre Boulez
Maurizio Pollini’s recordings of Schubert’s last three sonatas and Klavierstücke
