Philippe Jordan’s Choral: trim, taut but not entirely terrific.

Utah forces excel in both national epic and Czarist bureaucracy.

Chailly runs the gamut from the arcane to the sublime.

It’s England versus Scotland in a rather unusual match.

Two Barenboims and a mate run the gamut of emotions.

Honeck and his Pittsburgers arrive safely at Heaven’s Gate.

Vänskä’s Mahler One is not quite the sum of its parts.

Zhang tames a beast and pours new wine into old bottles.

Music for string quartet et al by Britain’s elegiac genius.

Lan Shui proves you don’t have to be French to sound Gallic.

Lan Shui proves you don’t have to be French to sound Gallic.

Pianist’s Romantic emotions possess flair and conviction.