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Review | BEETHOVEN. Symphonies: No. 8 in F major, Op. 93; No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 Choral*. Shelia Arm-...

The fashion seems very much to have turned away from single-record versions of the Ninth in favour of multi-sided versions involving no side-break in the slow movement. And what fine new sets they have been, with B6hm's new recording in his complete cycle (DGG 2720 045, 11/72) as well as the...

Review | BEETHOVEN. Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37. Glenn Gould (piano), Columbia Symphony...

Gould plays with his usual rather extreme brilliance, yet I find him considerably less stimulating here than in the Bach Partitas reviewed on page 1530. Frankly, I find the music a great deal less compelling too, and despite his exact focus on every pianistic detail I wonder if Gould does also,...

Review | BACH. Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1-6, BVVV1046-51. Collegium Aureum. BASF BHM23-20331 (two...

In any assessment of this latest set of Brandenburgs, much will depend on taste in harpsichord tone. I confess I find the biting, jangling sound of Gustav Leonhardt's instrument distracting, cutting as it does through every texture, standing out even where it should be moulded in with the...


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