Miklos Rozsa: Sinfonia concertante

Gregor Buhl directs the Deutsche Staatsphilharmoni Rheinland-Pfalz. Their playing is disciplined with a concentrated power that matches the soloists.

Ralph Graves 5/7/25 Ralph Graves 5/7/25

Les Kapsber’girls — Vox Feminae

These works are not presented as academic curiosities. This is a program filled with exciting and engaging performances.

Ralph Graves 5/1/25 Ralph Graves 5/1/25

Arnold Rosner’s Music for Wind Band: Bold and Unfiltered

Density512 is a first-rate ensemble, dedicated to contemporary music. They play with commitment, expression, and enthusiasm. Arnold Rosner was truly a unique composer with a voice all his own.

Ralph Graves 4/30/25 Ralph Graves 4/30/25

The Last Rose: Mysterious Music on Silent Instruments Reborn

Even if you have a large collection of early music, you should add "The Last Rose" to your collection. And if you're starting your exploration of this genre, "The Last Rose" is a great choice as well.

Ralph Graves 4/23/25 Ralph Graves 4/23/25

Daugherty Soars Again with Blue Electra

This release adds three more masterpieces of Americana to Daugherty's catalog.

Ralph Graves 4/17/25 Ralph Graves 4/17/25

Three Polish Voices, One Bold Sound

A fine album of music. And one that demonstrates just how diverse the music of a single country can be.

Ralph Graves 4/16/25 Ralph Graves 4/16/25

Liszt’s Legacy: Two Forgotten Concertos, Reborn

Triendl has the chops to pull off these concertos -- and they're needed. Emil von Sauer was considered Franz Liszt's heir. His piano writing is dense and difficult. Conrad Ansorge also follows in Liszt's footsteps.

Ralph Graves 4/3/25 Ralph Graves 4/3/25

Violina Petrychenko Champions Ukrainian Masters

This album presents two world premiere recordings. And what wonderful additions to the repertoire they are.

Ralph Graves 4/2/25 Ralph Graves 4/2/25

The Timeless Sequences of the Liber ymnorum

The performances are excellent. This is serene, contemplative music designed to enhance worship -- or at least thoughts of the Divine. It succeeds.

We are grateful for the generosity of the Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation and UVA Arts Council, supporting WTJU and CharlottesvilleClassical.org.