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Gubaidulina’s Triple Concerto and Rejoice! receive outstanding advocacy [LW]

A welcome reissue of Martin orchestral works [LW]

Yuja Wang displays her virtuosity and versatility [LW]

Glorious Schubert from the Takács Quartet [LW]

Marin Alsop and her Vienna orchestra shine [LW]

Vibrant performances of Nielsen’s masterpieces, but the competition is formidable [LW]

Some good performances do little to redeem this drab, even absurd production of Meistersinger [LW]

A fine sampling of Florence Price’s music for string quartet [LW]

Uproarious music-making, not to be taken too seriously [LW]

Anderszewski impressively realizes the character of these folk-inspired pieces [LW]

Fine performances for the most part, but the documentation is problematic [LW]

Trio Isimsiz leave a positive impression [LW]

Challenging works commissioned and inimitably performed by the King’s Singers [LW]

The Tetzlaffs’ tribute to the late Lars Vogt leaves a mixed impression [LW]

Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic continue to shine in Kodály [LW]

Emerson Quartet’s farewell recording is rather special [LW]

Delta Piano Trio continue to excel in Auerbach’s music [LW]

Characterful performances of familiar Bartók in a stunning vibrant recording [LW]

Powerful performances, but spare and drab staging [LW]

Terrific performances by the Escher Quartet in spectacular sound [LW]

An unusual coupling of concertos in outstanding performances and sound [LW]

A thrilling account [LW]

Invigorating accounts [LW]

A Danish Duo do justice to Auerbach’s Preludes for violin and piano [LW]