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Review of Brahms (Die) Schöne Magelone; Schubert Lieder

Brahms (Die) Schöne Magelone; Schubert Lieder

Nineteen-sixty-five was the year which brought Fischer-Dieskau to Aldeburgh. More surprisingly, it brought Brahms also (Brahms being the composer of...

Reviewed by John Steane in issue: 9/2009

Review of Bruckner Symphony No 7

Bruckner Symphony No 7

Karajan's 1971 EMI recording of Bruckner's Seventh Symphony, originally issued as a three-LP set with the Fourth Symphony, is so...

Reviewed by Richard Osborne in issue: 6/1989

Review of Spanish Royal Gala

Spanish Royal Gala

For me the music of the Spanish zarzuela, with its seemingly endless fund of melody, is one of the joys...

Reviewed by Andrew Lamb in issue: 11/1992

Review of Nielsen Chamber Works for Violin and Strings

Nielsen Chamber Works for Violin and Strings

Here is a disc to delight anyone who has enjoyed Nielsen’s incomparable autobiography, My Childhood on Fyn, and who has...

Reviewed by David Fanning in issue: 4/2007

Review of Ravel Mélodies

Ravel Mélodies

Since the 1860s the French song limelight has rather been hogged by MM Faure, Duparc, Debussy and Poulenc, with Ravel’s...

Reviewed in issue 7/2001

Review of Serenade

Serenade

Serenata of London play without a conductor, but with a leader (Barry Wilde). At least this policy ensures experience (as...

Reviewed in issue 11/1987

Review of Shostakovich Symphony No.7

Shostakovich Symphony No.7

There was a time when sneering remarks about the Leningrad Symphony were de rigueur—when the in joke was Ernest Newman's...

Reviewed by Stephen Johnson in issue: 8/1988

Review of Haydn London Symphonies, Volume 3

Haydn London Symphonies, Volume 3

This is the third instalment in Leonard Slatkin’s series of Haydn’s “London” Symphonies (the first was reviewed in 2/95), again...

Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 7/1997

Review of Pichl Symphonies

Pichl Symphonies

Wenzel Pichel (1741-1805)—or, to use the name he was born with, Vaclav Pichl—was one of the most prolific composers of...

Reviewed by Stanley Sadie in issue: 5/1994

Review of Couperin: Chamber & Orchestral Works

Couperin: Chamber & Orchestral Works

Modern ensembles have always tended to shy away from the French baroque repertory—Lully, Couperin and Rameau for example—because of its...

Reviewed in issue 2/1991


 

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