Album of the Week – Yuja Wang Pays Tribute to Disney, Horowitz in ‘Fantasia’ Read More

“Ravel’s notoriously difficult Gaspard de la nuit crowns the achievement of this debut disc.” Read More

“Moser provides a fascinating primer on Shostakovich and Britten.” Read More

Opera Diva Entrances Audiences with Musical Variety Read More

“Exquisite new CD…an often exhilarating, world-class recording of moving, majestic classical music on a par with any major “big-name” orchestra…One of the most vibrant chamber orchestras around. Don’t be fooled by the Converse basketball shoes and faded T-shirts—this is one gifted group of bright, highly trained, engaged classical musicians, period.” Read More

CD Review – “St. John pulls from her 1779 “Salabue” Guadagnini a tawny sound and subtle but wild interpretive concept that’s both highly addictive and totally authentic.” Read More

The Knights: A Second of Silence – CD Review Read More

“The excellent performances, spaciously recorded, carry the composer’s imprimatur and are thus self-recommending.” Read More

Fireworks From Cuba, And Schubert That Grooves: New Classical Albums Read More

“The young German-Canadian cellist Johannes Moser came aboard for Tchaikovsky’s Variations on a Rococo Theme. He proved to be a superb musician, giving a performance that was full of personality and technical derring-do.” Read More