Review: Liszt: Années de Pèlerinage, Troisième Année (Cédric Tiberghien)
Tiberghien revels in Liszt’s pianistic holiday snaps.
April 29, 2019
Tiberghien revels in Liszt’s pianistic holiday snaps.
Currentzis maxes out Mahler though with mixed results.
Star pianist’s profound new album is grown out of tragedy.
Transylvanian quartet enjoys sinking teeth into Bartók.
Chamayou’s Saint-Saëns reassesses an old master.
Barenboim channels Elgar in a return to Brahms.
Given time, Kaufmann’s Moor will likely be more the merrier.
Queyras and his co-musicians add some glitter to Vivaldi’s bare torsos.
DG couples the opposite sides of a composer’s polemic.
Brilliant Bartók as German violist goes Hungary.
Isabelle’s Faustian pack raises the spirits.
Five soloists offer three rare concerti you need to Czech out.
Lugansky’s latest label-hop delivers 24 of the best.