More Music for You from the New Film “Maestro”
Until “Maestro” is released, we will be offering you a steady stream of recordings of music by Leonard Bernstein, conducted by Leonard Bernstein.
Start Listening Now to the Music from the New Film “Maestro” on Classical Archives
Today, we would like to offer you a chance to listen to a complete recording of West Side Story, conducted by Leonard Bernstein, the maestro himself. (To listen, you must be a member of Classical Archives.
Let Classical Archives Provide the Listening Track for Your Exploration of the Music of Arnold Schoenberg
Are you reading the new book Schoenberg: Why He Matters by Harvey Sachs?. I am, and it offers fresh perspective on why Schoenberg altered the trajectory of classical music that followed.
Celebrating Robert Schumann’s Birthday by Listening to his Scenes from Childhood
But since today is s his birthday, we would like to suggest listening to a great recording we have of his masterpiece for solo piano, Scenes from Childhood (Kinderszenen). We have many recordings you can listen to if you are a member of Classical Archives, but for your listening today we have chosen a wonderful DGG recording by pianist Martha Argerich.
Featured New Release: “An American Rhapsody” from the Calefax Reed Quintet Brings a Rich Selection of American Music for Summer Listening
We predict that if you stream this CD once, it will become part of your regular listening for the summer, for national holidays . . . for anytime you want to listen to something exceptionally good.
Listen to Yuja Wang Play the Music of Sergey Rachmaninov on Classical Archives
The Rachmaninov/Wang pairing seems destined to become one of the most formidable musical partnerships to date, even though they were born 114 years apart.
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