Review: Herbert von Karajan: Live in Berlin 1953 to 1969
The frisson of live concerts ensures this unmissable Karajan set takes flight.
The frisson of live concerts ensures this unmissable Karajan set takes flight.
A staggering 114 musicians will play masterworks by John Adams, Debussy, Ravel, Mahler and Bruckner when the LSO tours Australia next year.
Lavish, and in high-end audio, a 70-disc set reminds us of the genius that was Jansons.
Thielemann and the Vienna Phil don't quite manage to scale the heights
The great Dutch conductor and prolific recording artist has passed at 92.
Nelsons negotiates both the foothills and the peaks in triumphant Bruckner.
Compelling, crystalline performances despite some missed repertoire opportunities.
Spicer presents a colourful and fragrant musical bouquet of Marian works.
A box of Bruckner symphonies, the artistry of Monteux, and Furtwängler’s DG output.
Honeck and his Pittsburgers arrive safely at Heaven’s Gate.
Nelsons delivers coherent and glowingly recorded Bruckner.
How a jar or two with Wagner led to the befuddled dedication of the Third Symphony.
Another milestone is reached in Nelsons’ fine Bruckner pilgrimage.