[RIP Mariss Jansons] Jansons’ previous two releases in his Brahms cycle featured excellent playing in a generalized sort of way, but little more. This final
There is an ancient depiction of Bohemia as a rose,
Dating from the late 1950s, these generally fine performances show
Few if any of Peter Donohoe’s full-priced EMI releases have
Since his emergence at the 1985 International Sibelius Competition, Leonidas Kavakos has always been among the most promising violinists of his generation, capable of greatness
Otto Klemperer’s Tchaikovsky Fifth is one of the half dozen
You’re in a café, a quiet little out of the
On its initial release in 1985, this recording of Bach’s
In September 1994, Michael Gielen filled in for an ailing
For years I’ve been referring to this recording as a