Even if someone thought pairing Brahms’ echt-romantic Symphony No. 2 with Leif Segerstam’s quasi-modernist Symphony No. 289 would make a fetching CD, it’s hard to
These three discs contain a goodly quantity of Reger’s orchestral
This music grows on you. Unlike most of Pettersson’s other
Saramouche is, after Kullervo, Sibelius’ largest work in any form,
I had the pleasure of witnessing the New York premiere of the Eighth Symphony, a work that despite much that is lovely, struck me as
The French pianist Catherine Collard had brief affiliations with the
Danish composer Karl Aage Rasmussen’s music often has a bright, humorous character that many listeners will find quite engaging. Movements on a Moving Line is
This double-disc set contains wonderful, charming, quirky chamber music with a distinct voice and striking profile. Karl Aage Rasmussen, one of the leading lights in
Over the past decade or so, Naxos has been filling significant catalogue gaps on behalf of Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, including this first integral release of his
To those who follow and truly care about these things,