Browse: Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 21 in E minor

When not aiming at ferocity, Dizdari's tone is notably rich and expressive - especially in the Part, played with a very modest degree of slowish vibrato. The Hungarian Dances are given with great... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2011 More…

The two Serenades are perhaps often overlooked pieces in Brahms's output, but this recording conducted by Claudio Abbado makes you wonder why! The Berlin Philharmonic play with real warmth. These... — James Longstaffe, Presto Classical, November 2014 More…

The second instalment of Marin Alsop's Brahms symphonies series is as authoritative, understanding and warm-hearted as the first. — BBC Music Magazine, December 2005, 4 out of 5 stars More…

almost every piece is a novelty in Martin Fröst's dance-themed programme...This partnership of soloists and orchestra is an inspired one, not least in the smaller-scale pieces...There is a quirky... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2012 More…

It's been true for many years now that American orchestras have been sounding more middle- European, but the Pittsburgh Symphony could easily be mistaken for a top German orchestra, like Leipzig... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…