Sometimes artists make their most daring leaps using recorded media. Our expert staff platforms the most interesting recordings, books, movies, and videos, helping you keep track of the music scene from the comfort of your home. Review Jonathan Tetelman Tackles The Great Puccini Jason Victor Serinus - October 2, 2023 On a new recording, the tenor demonstrates his superb vocal chops with just a bit too much restraint. Review John Corigliano’s Uncanny The Lord of Cries Comes to CD Joe Cadagin - September 26, 2023 A new recording showcases the composer’s latest opera, a dark amalgamation of two literary works. Review Relive Yuja Wang’s Formidable Rachmaninoff Cycle With the LA Phil Richard S. Ginell - September 25, 2023 These recordings led by Gustavo Dudamel in February of this year capture some of the pianist’s most thrilling work to date. Music News La Divina From Warner Classics Is a Bounty of Maria Callas Recordings Janos Gereben - September 12, 2023 All the new tracks are alternate takes and studio working sessions, aimed at Callas lovers who want an ever more complete look at her career. Feature Come Wassailing Around the Tree of British Music Emery Kerekes - September 12, 2023 Hyperion Records has begun releasing its catalog for streaming. Here’s some of the best of the first batch. Review Edward Tulane: A Fairy-Tale Opera With Hidden Depth Jason Victor Serinus - September 12, 2023 A new recording showcases Paola Prestini and Mark Campbell’s opera about a stuffed rabbit’s tumultuous journey. Feature Quartet San Francisco Brings a “Powerhouse” Composer to Light Jeff Kaliss - September 6, 2023 Mostly known for being quoted in Warner Bros. cartoons, Raymond Scott’s entertaining compositions have now been recorded by QSF and a big band. Review Mahler Pioneers Unearths Performances From Before the Mahler Boom Richard S. Ginell - September 5, 2023 Dig into these recordings from almost a century ago to hear how far interpretations of this monumental composer have come. Review Lawrence Brownlee’s Emphatic Rising Jason Victor Serinus - August 29, 2023 The high-flying tenor sings works grounded in the poetry of the Harlem Renaissance. Music News When Recorded Treasures Must Go, Where Will They End Up? Janos Gereben - August 22, 2023 Instead of the trash heap, there’s rescuing and rehoming that can be done with any collection that took a lifetime to accumulate. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … Next › Next page Last » Last page