Echoes of Genius: From the Dawn of Electrical Recording to Hidden Violin Treasures
Rare and revelatory, these archival releases span a century of recording history – from the...
Fugue State Films has changed the face of organ DVDs, this joining ‘Vierne’s Symphonies’ (6/21) and ‘Bach’s Missing Pages’ (9/23)...
Reviewed by Richard Whitehouse in issue: 05/2025
In 2009 the 20-year-old Noboyuki Tsujii came to international attention following his first-place victory in the Van Cliburn International Piano...
Reviewed by Jed Distler in issue: 05/2025
A native of Dornbirn in the Austrian Vorarlberg, pianist Aaron Pilsan has a robust online presence as well as a...
Reviewed by Patrick Rucker in issue: 05/2025
The unique selling point of these Bach Solo Cello Suites from US baroque cellist William Skeen (whose various hats include...
Reviewed by Charlotte Gardner in issue: 05/2025
This hugely enjoyable recital anthologises a manuscript collection of instrumental music copied on the edge of the Black Forest in...
Reviewed by Fabrice Fitch in issue: 05/2025
The six Quadri for three melody instruments and continuo that Telemann published in 1730 – but whose successful republication in...
Reviewed by Lindsay Kemp in issue: 05/2025
Smetana’s two string quartets make uneasy bedfellows – there must be at least five performances of the magnificent First Quartet,...
Reviewed by Richard Bratby in issue: 05/2025
Continuum, co-directed by pianists Joel Sachs and Cheryl Seltzer, have been playing Roberto Sierra’s music for some 40 years now....
Reviewed by Andrew Farach-Colton in issue: 05/2025
From everything we read about his long life, to a delightful photo in which he sits happily with Mr and...
Reviewed by Geraint Lewis in issue: 05/2025
There’s a whiff of Cervantes to the career of Sebastián Raval (d1604). As a soldier he was injured in battle...
Reviewed by Fabrice Fitch in issue: 05/2025
Rare and revelatory, these archival releases span a century of recording history – from the...
A compelling portrait of the iconic wartime pianist and cultural hero, brought vividly to life in a...
Downes blends biography, pop culture, and provocative insight in this punchy Critical Lives entry
Jed Distler revisits the Frenchman’s EMI and Erato recordings in a new 42-disc set
A new name on the audio scene, courtesy of a British hi-fi retailer launching a ‘house brand’: and...
Rob Cowan on a bumper Beethoven crop and the voice of a seraphic soprano
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