Jonas; Maryla

Bembo: 15 selections from Produzioni Armoniche

John Greene

What a depressing recital. Whether she’s coping with the cruelty of desire in S’e Legge d’amore (If it is Love’s law), suffering betrayal in Anima

STELLA SPLENDENS–Spanish compositions of the Marian Cult from four centuries

David Vernier

Performing early music–say, works from the 12th through 15th centuries–is a kind of time travel that often involves imagination as much as solid scholarship. We

John Tuder: Lamentations/Jonas

David Vernier

English Renaissance music completists, where are you? Here’s the perfect stump-your-local-musicologist recording, a setting of the well-known Lamentations of Jeremiah texts by a 15th-century composer

Maryla Jonas/Pearl C

Jed Distler

Specialist piano collectors occasionally stumble upon a rare Columbia LP containing Chopin mazurkas played by one Maryla Jonas. As Jonathan Dobson’s booklet notes point out,