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This is the third volume in Cedille’s ongoing series of Shostakovich quartets, enriched by additional works by the composer’s Soviet colleagues, and like the two
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Shostakovich’s cantata The Execution of Stepan Razin is a moving and exciting late work audibly related to the Thirteenth Symphony, “Babi Yar”. Both use texts
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For some weird reason, these stereo performances never made it […]
Yes, the Fourth! Singleton recordings of this symphony are simply […]
For this recording, an early co-production with Deutsche Grammophon, Karel […]
This is the third volume in Cedille’s ongoing series of Shostakovich quartets, enriched by additional works by the composer’s Soviet colleagues, and like the two
Shostakovich’s cantata The Execution of Stepan Razin is a moving and exciting late work audibly related to the Thirteenth Symphony, “Babi Yar”. Both use texts
The primary reason to care about this recording is the presence of two Erwin Schulhoff works: the tempest in a teapot Quartet No. 1 and
The Horowitz here is Joseph, the critic and music historian, not Vladimir, aided and abetted by noted Dvorák scholar Michael Beckerman of NYU, whose work
Claus Peter Flor recorded this symphony for RCA, and rather well, but this remake is finer still. The Eighth benefits from as fresh and lively
This attractive three-disc set claims to present the “complete” overtures and tone poems, and it does nothing of the kind. What it does offer is
Review: Steve Reich's Collected Works on 27 CDs
Minimalist Review: Get This. Or watch the video.
Brahms: 2nd Symphony (Music I Just Didn't Get Until I Heard The Version By...)
Brahms: Symphony No. 2. Los Angeles Philharmonic, Carlo Maria Giulini (cond.) DG
Magnard! (Random Reviews from the Overflow Room)
This splendid composer from the school of César Franck has only been rediscovered in the past couple of decades. Lucky us!
Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto (Music I Just Didn't Get Until I Heard The Version By...)
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 4. Claudio Arrau (piano), Staatskapelle Dresden, Colin Davis (cond.) Decca (Philips)
Rosh Hashanah Greetings from a Bach Bigot
I know, it's hard to believe but yes, this sort of thing exists and I believe it's important to call it out and oppose it whenever possible.
Mahler! (Random Reviews from the Overflow Room No. 25)
All good things must come to an end, or at least a pause, and so this is the last Mahler recording roundup from the Overflow Room...for now.
This year’s Tanglewood on Parade, a much-anticipated tradition that dates to 1940, will celebrate the life and legacy
April 24, 2024—GRAMMY®-winning production house PARMA Recordings announced today its acquisition of Albany Records. The classical label is
Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada—The Festival of the Sound is celebrating big this summer with an incredible line-up of
