Bach: Well-Tempered 2/Barenboim

Daniel Barenboim’s rhetorical, essentially pianistic approach to Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1 proves even more postured and self-aggrandizing throughout Book 2. The pianist applies added

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Josefowicz recital

Leila Josefowicz’s stimulating and refreshingly varied recital program opens with Messiaen’s Theme and Variations, a strangely beautiful work that, although it provides some timbral and

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Foulds: Orch works/Oramo

John Foulds’ (1880-1939) Three Mantras (from the unfinished opera Avatara) previously appeared on the Lyrita label in a performance by Barry Wordsworth and the London

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BAROQUE REFLECTIONS

Pianist Alessio Bax first came to world attention by winning the Leeds International Competition in 2000. The pianist’s first solo disc for Warner Classics offers

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