BR Klassik
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No 5 (BR Klassik)
These are striking performances of Tchaikovsky’s renowned Fifth Symphony and Liszt’s Mazeppa [MC]
Hindemith: Cardillac (BR Klassik)
This concert performance of Cardillac makes a strong case for the opera [MC]
Bruckner: Symphony No 4 (BR Klassik)
Another superlative rendering of a Bruckner symphony from Haitink [RMo]
Ospald: Más Raíz, Menos Criatura (BR Klassik)
Tough music but shot through with passion and humanity [DMD]
Hindemith: Cardillac (BR Klassik)
A fine tribute to the late conductor which currently has the field to itself on CD [MP]
Mozart: Symphonies 39-41 (BR Klassik)
These performances do not quite achieve the vitality and focus of my benchmarks [MC]
Mahler Symphony No. 7 (BR Klassik)
Haitink’s late trudge through Mahler’s Song of the Night [LD]
Caplet: Le Miroir de Jésus (BR Klassik)
This illuminating performance is worth investigating [MP]
Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky & Varèse (BR Klassik)
Some good things, but this is only for Jansons completists [SV]
Mozart: Symphonies 39-41 (BR Klassik)
Wise, seasoned Mozart that gets just about everything right [DMD]
Mozart: Symphonies 39-41 (BR Klassik)
Masterful, ideally executed and engineered recordings of Mozart’s three greatest symphonies [RMo]
Holst: The Planets (BR Klassik)
A solid, “safe” account, hobbled by a dull, listless opening movement [RMo]
The Wild Sound of the 20s – 1923 (BR Klassik)
A good example of 1920s music in outstanding performances, let down by lack of texts [LW]
Poulenc: Stabat Mater (BR Klassik)
An unusual programme, attractive, but somewhat generic performances [PBW]
Caplet: Le Miroir de Jésus (BR Klassik)
The refinement and lucid beauty of Caplet heard in a loving performance [JW]
Der wilde Sound der 20er – 1923 (BR Klassik)
Four works reflect the time between modernity and tradition, revolution and republic, jazz and dance music [JF]
Mozart: Coronation Mass (BR Klassik)
Refined, exciting, and extraordinarily well-sung period-instrument performances of selected Latin choral works by Mozart [DF]
Beethoven: Egmont (BR Klassik)
A decent performance but no text for the narration is a hindrance [SB]
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 (BR Klassik)
Clarity, flexibility, detail and beautiful playing here but inconsistent as a set; some symphonies are superlative, others lack excitement [RMo]
Silvestrov: Requiem (BR Klassik)
A moving personal dedication to his wife by Ukraine’s greatest living composer [GT]
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