Review: Villa-Lobos: Concerto for Guitar & Harmonica (Barrueco, Staneck, São Paulo SO/Guerrero)
Seems Brazil has produced more than just soccer superstars.
Seems Brazil has produced more than just soccer superstars.
Tuck and Bonynge’s intriguing Czerny series marches on.
Philippe Jordan’s Choral: trim, taut but not entirely terrific.
Fischer completes his symphonic survey with a touch of carnival.
Norwegian band heads south for a pair of hot Latin discoveries.
Utah forces excel in both national epic and Czarist bureaucracy.
Composer Ella Macens tells us how her eyes were opened to a powerful musical weapon that she’s harnessed in her work, Superimposition.
Charles Ives with Hymns Ancient and Very Modern.
Music with passion and point from a German in Hollywood.
First recording of long-lost ballet will please aficionados.
Trifonov proves a passionate Rachmaninov advocate.
French harpist Xavier de Maistre brings flair and subtlety to Vivaldi's Venice.
Seascapes, a wet acoustic, and a pianist who made a splash.