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Herbert von Karajan’s 10 Best (Orchestral) Recordings

David Hurwitz

Herbert von Karajan wanted us to believe that he excelled […]

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Pierre Boulez’s Ten Best Recordings (video review)

David Hurwitz

Pierre Boulez was a new music conductor of the old

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Trifonov’s “The Art of Life”

Jed Distler

The Art of Life comprises a kind of double bill. It begins with a family portrait, first through the voices of J.S. Bach’s sons Johann

Big Boxes: Karl Böhm’s Complete DG Orchestral Recordings

Jed Distler

Karl Böhm’s symphonic and concerto recordings for Deutsche Grammophon have

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Jan Lisiecki’s Variable Chopin Nocturnes

Jed Distler

Jan Lisiecki unquestionably knows how he wants to approach each of Chopin’s Nocturnes, and has the wherewithal to realize his conceptions. Some interpretations succeed more

Big Boxes: Orpheus Would Have Loved DG’s Orpheus Complete Recordings

David Hurwitz

This 55-CD box containing the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra’s complete recordings

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Kit Armstrong’s Stunning Byrd And Bull

Jed Distler

A good number of pianists have been taking up works of Tudor virginal composers like William Byrd and John Bull on the modern concert grand.

Dudamel’s “Spatial” Mahler 8

Victor Carr Jr

Deutsche Grammophon touts this new Mahler Symphony No. 8 recording as a “revolutionary form of audio experience” in Spatial Audio via Dolby Atmos, a surround-sound