by Barry Lenson | Aug 3, 2017 | Piano Music, Robert Schumann, Uncategorized
Let’s start by watching Sviatoslav Richter play the living daylights of this piece. Many works of classical music have easy-to-pronounce names. There are Papillons (Schumann), Aida (Verdi) and other pieces that have mellifluous names that roll right off the...
by Barry Lenson | Jun 9, 2017 | Classical Accordion, Ksenija Sidorova
Let’s start today’s post by watching Ksenija Sidorova play. Wouldn’t you stop to listen? Accordion lovers have been waiting a long time for a bona fide classical accordionist to come along. And now, it seems we have one. She is Ksenija Sidorova, a...
by Barry Lenson | May 16, 2017 | Classical Archives Radio, Streaming Classical Music Online, Streaming Online Music Services
We are pleased to announce that Classical Archives is now offering an expanded and improved version of Classical Archives Radio. It offers a convenient way to listen to a continuously streamed selection of tracks from the immense Classical Archives library. We cannot...
by Barry Lenson | May 1, 2017 | Baroque Music, C.P.E. Bach, Uncategorized
I have to say it right up front. Infusion Baroque, a Montreal-based chamber ensemble, has just released 1747: C.P.E. Bach, a new CD of works by C.P.E. Bach that comes about as close to pure happiness as any other recording you’re going to listen to anytime soon....
by Barry Lenson | Apr 14, 2017 | Easter Music, Heinrich Schuetz, Johann Sebastian Bach
How will you spend your Easter? I hope that you will devote some part of it to listening to great religious music composed for the day. I am happy to recommend these recordings of Easter masterpieces, all available for listening here on Classical Archives. Saint...
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