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Chris Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony No. 7
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony No. 6
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 103
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 93
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 73
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 52
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 49
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 46
by Christopher Howell
Pioneering Haydn On Record: Symphony 34
by Christopher Howell
Debussy: Piano Music Vol. 4 (BIS)
Don’t expect to hear these Etudes played more beautifully [CH]
Debussy: Complete Works for Piano – Volume 3
(Déjà Review) The best of Bavouzet’s three volumes so far [CH]
Bruckner: Symphony No 4 (Deutsche Grammophon)
(Déjà Review) A phenomenal conception [CH]
Mendelssohn & Bruch: Violin Concerti (Naxos)
(Déjà Review) For Menuhin aficionados these long-unavailable recordings will be self-recommending [CH]
Bruckner: Symphony 9 (Opus Arte)
Déjà Review) This performance impresses by its inexorable growth [CH]
Charles Munch (conductor) Saint-Saëns ‘Organ’ Symphony etc (RCA)
(Déjà Review) Thrilling stuff [CH]
Rediscovering Maude Valerie White
by Christopher Howell
Mahler: Symphony No 2 (Guild)
(Déjà Review) An interesting supplement to Klemperer’s classic Philharmonia version and the only document of Ferrier in this work [CH]
Franck & Chausson: Symphonies (Pentatone)
A version of the Franck Symphony that matches the great versions of the past [CH]
Fibich: Symphonies Nos 1-3 (Supraphon)
(Déjà Review) Enthusiastically recommended to lovers of romantic symphonies [CH]
Fauré and Debussy: Cello Sonatas (Elatus)
(Déjà Review) Indispensable [CH]
Beethoven: Piano Works (Naxos)
(Déjà Review) Schnabel’s “Diabelli” set interpretative and intellectual standards which are a daunting challenge to all that followed [CH]
Handel: Arias for mezzo soprano (Apex)
This music springs to life as Handel’s operatic music rarely does [CH]
Dvořák: Rusalka (Supraphon)
(Déjà Review) This is a recording which instilled in me a love of the opera which has so far not died; it will surely do the same for many new listeners [CH]
Stanfordian Thoughts 28. Shamus O’Brien in North America
by Christopher Howell
