Review: Beecham's Inimitable Stereo Recordings Remastered and Boxed
This 35-CD set is mandatory listening for anyone who cares about great musicianship and a manner of conducting that no longer exists--in quite decent remastered sound. The rehearsal excerpts are just as much fun as the actual performances.
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Review: 53 CDs of Beecham in Glorious Mono!
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Review: The Unimaginably Great Charles Mackerras Warner Box
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Review: Fifty-Four Fallible Furtwängler CDs
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Caleb Quillen (Boston Symphony Orchestra Principal Bass) | Auditions, Sound, and Leadership
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Why Most Tonearm Bearings Are Compromised
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The End of an Era
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How the Paris Commune Terrified Europe
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Review: Ansermet's 88-CD Complete Stereo Recordings on Decca
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A Lawyer explains how Fender just did the dumbest thing possible...
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Georg Schramm hat genug von Politikern in Talkshows | Georg Schramm: Meister Yodas Ende
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How Pink Floyd Made Meddle | Music Documentary | Vinyl Rewind
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What RAF Pilots Said When They First Flew The American P-51 Mustang
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5 Evangelical Truisms that Aren't True
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Review: Warner's 60-CD Remastered Giulini Complete Edition
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Sir Thomas Beecham interview with Peter Brook
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Trump Attends NBA Finals, Cries Election Fraud in California & Storms Out of Interview
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Notation Must Die: The Battle For How We Read Music
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Fender Commits Brand SUICIDE
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Music Chat: The 10 BEST Orchestras--An (Obviously) Personal Selection
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