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Richard Egarr, Bach: Goldberg…
With this release, harpsichordist Richard Egarr offers a maverick interpr… more »
The Harp Consort / Andrew Law…
Could offbeat music from the English Channel island of Guernsey possibly … more »
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestr…
Few pieces in the classical repertory are quite so familiar (if not overl… more »
Frederic Chiu, Chopin: Twelve…
The gifted American pianist Frederic Chiu has a special touch with Chopin… more »
Kaia Urb & Heiki Mä…
Kaia Urb, the principal soprano from the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Or… more »
Paul O’Dette, Dowland: …
Paul O'Dette is quite simply the best lutenist around today. With thi… more »
Olga Kern, Rachmaninov: Sonat…
Olga Kern was the first-prize winner of the 2001 Van Cliburn competition … more »
Eroica Quartet, Mendelssohn: …
As part of their complete Mendelssohn cycle, the Eroica Quartet's rec… more »
Jon Nakamatsu, 10th Van Clibu…
Each year, Harmonia Mundi releases recordings featuring the current prize… more »
Andrew Manze & The Engli…
If you think Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" is sedate music meant … more »
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber…
This collection of modern choral music from the countries ringing the Bal… more »
Anonymous 4, An English Ladym…
With their pure tone, flawless ensemble singing and extraordinary eruditi… more »
Various Artists – Naxos…
At the heart of this recording lies Beethoven's Septet, written in 18… more »
Joan Tower, TOWER: Chamber Mu…
The starry lineup of performers on this disc of chamber and solo works by… more »
William Grant Still, STILL: I…
The enormously talented composer William Grant Still (1895-1978) easily c… more »
Ned Rorem, ROREM: Symphonies …
Although Ned Rorem (b. 1923) is best known as a composer of art songs, th… more »
John Cage, CAGE: Music for Pr…
John Cage (1912-1992) was undoubtedly one of the most idiosyncratic and o… more »
Charles Ives, IVES: Symphony …
Charles Ives (1874-1954) stands as one of the most inventive and thought-… more »
Leonard Bernstein, BERNSTEIN:…
Most Bernstein fans will be well acquainted with the composer's own r… more »
William Bolcom, BOLCOM: Songs…
William Bolcom's setting of William Blake's poetry occupied the c… more »
John Adams, ADAMS: Shaker Loo…
This album is an excellent introduction to some of the Pulitzer Prize-win… more »
Samuel Barber, BARBER: Cello …
The Adagio for Strings is of course the best-known piece included in this… more »
Ralph Vaughan Williams, GLASS…
Listeners more familiar with Philip Glass 'copious output of music fo… more »
Aaron Copland, COPLAND: Appal…
Few works in the classical canon are as deeply associated with the "Ameri… more »
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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal
By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor
As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »