Gramophone Editor’s Choice recordings – September 2014
- Friday, August 15, 2014
Read the reviews and stream this month's Editor's Choice recordings
Read the reviews and stream this month's Editor's Choice recordings
High-quality two-part system is perfect for streaming music services and computer-stored music
From Vaughan Williams to Schoenberg, the composers whose music was shaped by the horrors of war
Alan Blyth surveys the life and career of the great Italian tenor who has died at the age of 90
Michael McManus witnesses the birth of a radical new work for wildlife and orchestra
With 10 international orchestras making their debuts at the Proms this year, Geoffrey Norris wonders what it is that gives an orchestra its national identity
The viola player swaps instruments to tackle Arthur Benjamin's chamber music for Hyperion
Richard Whitehouse looks on as the Vienna Philharmonic step out of their comfort zone with Nørgård's First and Eighth symphonies
A classic Gramophone article, by HC Robbins Landon, March 1964
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