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Neeme Järvi already has recorded the First symphony by Maximillian Steinberg (1883-1946, son-in-law of Rimsky-Korsakov) with the Gothenburg Symphony for DG. These same forces follow
Neeme Järvi’s survey of Grieg’s orchestral works always has been highly regarded, combining idiomatic interpretations and vibrant sound from Gothenburg’s splendid orchestra and acoustically inviting
This DG Originals reissue includes Herbert von Karajan’s 1961 recording of the Mozart Requiem, with the welcome addition of a 1971 account of the Adagio
Violin enthusiasts shouldn’t pass up this opportunity to hear two of the 20th century’s greatest performers, Joanna Martzy and Erica Morini, on this DG Originals
This Eroica is contemporaneous with Karajan’s celebrated 1962 complete Beethoven cycle, also with the Berlin Philharmonic, and it points up some striking differences in approach.
The three Brahms violin sonatas fit comfortably onto a single CD, as evidenced by the recently reissued Josef Suk survey with Julius Katchen, recorded in
The recording of the main work here, Mozart’s Concerto for Flute and Harp with Nicanor Zabaleta and Karlheinz Zöller, appeared just a few months ago
Probably the most important aspect of DG’s Panorama series is that it makes available on CD (alas all too infrequently) recordings long thought lost forever.
This DG Collectors Edition 4-CD set brings together a significant number of Schumann’s solo piano works, recorded at the Hannover Beethovensaal between 1967 and 1972.
Anyone seeking a complete Schubert symphony cycle at mid-price may well find this set suits their needs. The performances were recorded by the Berlin Philharmonic
