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Fiedler on Fire!
This week “Analog Masters” features the early recordings of Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.
#ClassicsaDay #WomensHistoryMonth Week 4, 2025
Women composers are often unjustly overlooked by history. The problem is seldom the quality of their work -- just the worker's gender. The challenge in March is to post examples of music by women composers.
Kreutzer Quartet: Four Premieres, Four Bold Voices
Derek Scott’s Dance Suites: Defying Academia
Scott's Dance Suites may be frowned on by academia, but they brought a smile to my face.
An Evening with Bruno Walter
This edition of “Analog Masters” features selections from the LP “An Evening with Bruno Walter.”
#ClassicsaDay #WomensHistoryMonth Week 3, 2025
Women composers are often unjustly overlooked by history. The problem is seldom the quality of their work -- just the worker's gender. The challenge in March is to post examples of music by women composers.
Theodore Dubois: A Romantic Voice Rediscovered
If you enjoy the music of French masters such as Massenet and Saint-Saens, give Dubois a listen. It's music worth exploring.
Anatoly Alexandrov’s Landmark Piano Sonatas
Divine Art sequences the sonatas in chronological order. And that's a great way to listen to them (at least initially). It's easy to hear the development of Alexandrov's compositional skill. And at the same time hear the spiritual foundations that tie these works together.
Koussevitzky as Acccompanist
The March 19, 2025 program of Analog Masters features Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra in two landmark concerto recordings.
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