With “Six Best Brandenburg Concertos” for Different Tastes” contributor Thomas Dawkins further expands some recordings of composer’s significant repertoire. Cycles of J.S. Bach’s Six concertos à plusieurs instruments, usually called the Brandenburg Concertos … Read more
Beethoven’s 7th Symphony Allegretto is intricately explored by music contributor Nicolas Ritchie In the well-documented and perhaps daunting music catalog of Ludwig van Beethoven, one is often invited to delight in the triumphant … Read more
Tedd Joselson’s Companionship of Concertos – “His Favorite Piano Concertos Up Close and Personal” is listened to and reviewed by Rachel Aragaki Do we need ANOTHER recording of the Grieg Piano Concerto? Well, … Read more
Five examples of classical recordings with superb sound quality from albums that were reviewed by The Classic Review in the past year (2019). Classical music, Jazz and blues were few of the early … Read more
In the scope of evaluating some of the greatest living classical pianists today, an individual’s inherent musicality, personal subjectivity, learning and experience will ultimately be the final arbiter as to the groups of … Read more