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 Cello Phenom Sheku Kanneh-Mason Soars on Elgar Victoria Looseleaf - April 17, 2020 The London Symphony Orchestra and Heath Quartet provide supple support on a new CD from Decca. Review Sony’s Beethoven’s World CDs Celebrate the Master’s Contemporaries Steven Winn - April 17, 2020 The latest disc features intriguing cello concertos by Antonin Reicha and Bernhard Romberg, plus sprightly dances from Josef von Eybler. Review Richard Valitutto Plays Modern Nocturnes and Lullabies Richard S. Ginell - April 13, 2020 Spooky twilight music dominates the fearless keyboard wizard’s latest release. Review Karim Sulayman: Schubert Songs at Their Loveliest Jason Victor Serinus - April 11, 2020 Sulayman possesses a gorgeous voice, and his interpretations are balm for the soul. Review American Bach Soloists Grant Us Much Needed Tranquility Michael Zwiebach - April 7, 2020 Bach wrote a bunch of good tunes. Wouldn’t you like to hear some about now? Feature Better Sound While You Stream Jason Victor Serinus - April 6, 2020 Are you streaming a lot of music online now? Here’s an audiophile’s guide to the basics of greater sound. Review Thomas Adès Celebrates Keyboard Virtuosity and Dances With Death Richard S. Ginell - April 6, 2020 Pianist Kirill Gerstein delights in a recording of a playful new Adès concerto. Review Caroline Shaw and PBO Make Magic on a New Disc Steven Winn - March 30, 2020 Anne Sofie von Otter, Dashon Burton, and Avery Amereau give voice to Shaw’s The Listeners and Is a Rose. Review Soothing Music for Troubled Times Victoria Looseleaf - March 27, 2020 The new disc from the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge offers restorative music by Arvo Pärt, Pēteris Vasks, and James MacMillan. Review Ted Hearne’s Place Sings About Housing Insecurity Richard S. Ginell - March 27, 2020 A new CD offers a glimpse of the composer’s much-postponed multimedia collaboration with poet Saul Williams on issues of gentrification. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Next › Next page Last » Last page
