Drama and reflection. Farrenc’s passionate and virtuosic Sextet is subdued by Pärt’s reflective meditation on Mozart’s G minor piano sonata, K. 280, while Dvořák’s Schuman-inspired Piano Quartet in D brings… Read more »
Despite its ebullient spirit, Mozart’s Piano Quartet in E-flat major was written when he was in desperate personal circumstances. Kevin Puts’ And Legions Will Rise is, in the composer’s words,… Read more »
Beethoven’s “Archduke” Trio stands among Beethoven’s most “heroic” works, while Strauss, who wrote Ein Heldenleben (The Hero’s Life), brings his own burly romanticism to the fore in his early, Schumannesque… Read more »
Bach’s concerti are among the most diverse, moving, and fascinating works ever created. We’ve collected three of his best (all for multiple instruments) to highlight his immense range and imagination…. Read more »