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The Amar Quartet’s Stellar Hindemith Cycle

Jed Distler

If you somehow missed each individual release in the Amar […]

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Sterling Hindemith from Frank Peter Zimmermann

David Hurwitz

Hindemith’s music seems to be out of fashion these days.

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Impressive Weber Overtures from Wit

David Hurwitz

There are wonderful performances of the more famous Weber overtures

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Filling In The Gaps: Weber 4-Hand Piano Works, Finally

David Hurwitz

Remarkable as it may seem, this is the only available

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Historical Gems: Hans Rosbaud Conducts Weber and Mendelssohn

David Hurwitz

Collectors have been waiting for an official SWR Hans Rosbaud

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Segerstam’s Reger Makes It To A Box

David Hurwitz

These three discs contain a goodly quantity of Reger’s orchestral

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Reference Recording: Pettersson’s Glorious, Scarifying 8th Symphony

David Hurwitz

This music grows on you. Unlike most of Pettersson’s other

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Filling In The Gaps: Sibelius’ Strange Scaramouche

David Hurwitz

Saramouche is, after Kullervo, Sibelius’ largest work in any form,

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St. John’s Affirms Its Legacy With Welcome Guest Box

David Vernier

To those who follow and truly care about these things,

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Filling In The Gaps: Dukas’ Marvelous Ariane With Gary Bertini

Jens F. Laurson

If you think of Paul Dukas as a Mickey-Mouse composer,

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Reference Recording: If Munch Owns the Berlioz, Ancerl Rules the Dvorák

David Hurwitz September 14, 2025

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Historical Gems: Talich Conducts Smetana and Dvorák Live in 1939

David Hurwitz September 7, 2025

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Under The Radar: Suitner’s Dvorák Eighth Plus Overtures

David Hurwitz September 7, 2025

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