Review - Paavo Järvi : The Complete Erato Recordings
Andrew Mellor revisits recordings the prolific Estonian conductor made originally for Virgin
Lili Kraus – born in Budapest in 1905 – was already a much-admired recording artist before the Second Wolrd War,...
Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 6/1998
It is a pity for Philips that the Julian Lloyd Webber version, recorded in Prague last year, was not ready,...
Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 5/1989
You are not likely to find a more characterful performance of Copland’s El salon Mexico than this premiere recording by...
Reviewed by Robert Layton in issue: 1/1997
When Stokowski made the first of these recordings with the New York Philharmonic it was with an orchestra whose playing...
Reviewed by Ivan March in issue: 2/2003
It is common enough to find recordings of Purcell or Byrd from continental ensembles, but a more insular figure like...
Reviewed by Fabrice Fitch in issue: 5/2005
I remember that when this recording was first released in 1958 it caused a sensation among the musically inclined of...
Reviewed by Nicholas Anderson in issue: 4/1995
Very little is known of Loewe outside the songs and ballads: one of the oratorios by which he set such...
Reviewed by John Warrack in issue: 8/1997
Although composed in the 19th century, Charpentier’s Louise is essentially the first real 20th-century opera, its premiere in April 1900...
Reviewed in issue 12/2000
EMI have really put us in their debt in recent months with a number of outstanding historic issues from their...
Reviewed by Robert Layton in issue: 2/1988
This release is more than a memento of Gyorgy Kurtag’s 80th birthday concerts, featuring works not yet recorded commercially. Of...
Reviewed by Richard_Whitehouse in issue: 2/2008
Andrew Mellor revisits recordings the prolific Estonian conductor made originally for Virgin
Lindsay Kemp welcomes a box of Baroque delights from the American conductor
'This is a treasure trove of information, thoroughly recommended'
The tabletop ‘music centre’ may be just a distant memory, but where do you start when you want to...
Tim Parry explores the legacy of Jorge Bolet’s Decca recordings
Rob Cowan on collections devoted to two pianists, a cellist and a composer
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