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#ClassicsaDay #NAFTAclassics 2021 Week 1
As always with this theme, I simply alternated between Canadian, American, and Mexican composers. And the process discovered a lot of great classical music north and south of the border.
Rediscovered British Clarinet Concertos Deserve a Listen
Peter Cigleris has done a singular service by recording these works. It's not likely I'll ever hear any of them in live performances. And all four are works I've very glad I heard.
Piano Protagonists - a triumph for Orion Weiss
This is a great opportunity to hear some finely crafted and inspired music and music-making.
Auber Overtures Volume Four - The Hits Keep Coming
Kudos to Dario Salvi for some innovative programming.
July 4th Classical Music - Making a Federal Case
Interested in celebrating America's rich classical music heritage this holiday? Here are a few suggestions from the Federalist Era, when America first grew into its own as a new nation.
#ClassicalSunrise #SchumannsCircle Week 4
The theme for June is Schumann and his circle. During the month, you're encouraged to share works written by Schumann, his friends, his colleagues, his rivals -- and of course, his wife.
Classical Interviews - Miriam Gordon-Stewart
Josef Schelb Orchestra Music Vol. 2 features concertos
Overall, Schelb's music bears some resemblance to that of Paul Hindemith. One of the real values of this release is hearing how Schelb moves beyond Hindemith as time moves on.
Louis Karchin - Five Compositions
If you're not familiar with Louis Karchin, this disc can provide a good introduction to his chamber music.
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