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While Johann Gottlieb Goldberg is most famously known for Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, he was a child prodigy and composer in his own right. Though he…
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We continue the #sundaysymphony tradition with a brand new recording from the San Francisco Symphony performing Debussy's "Images porochestre," as well as…
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The always innovative Ensemble Caprice take on music of Latin America and Spain of the 17th and 18th centuries in their release Baroque Salsa. Hear…
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Trio Settecento performs baroque music on original instruments. They explore German composers such as Johann Philipp Kreiger in their release A German…
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The Ensemble Caprice’s latest release, Chaconne, consists entirely of songs in the musical form for which the album is named. These pieces provide an…
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Francois Couperin's exquisite "Concerts royaux" were arranged by cellist Paul Bazelaire in 1924 and what became known as "Pieces en concert" became a…
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Vivaldi’s music offers musicians a chance to express themselves, a quality that Avi Avital explores on his latest recording. “There is so much freedom in…
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Much of the subtle grace of Luigi Boccherini's music was lost when stringed instruments were modernized in the early 19th century. Experience the grace…
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Telemann once wrote of his encounters with Eastern European gypsy music, "One can hardly believe what wonderful imaginative ideas these pipers and…
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"These were the kinds of tools for which Beethoven conceived his scores -- the raw, intimate and human sounds in his mind as he navigated the turmoil of…