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Above everything else, Richard Egarr wants to make his harpsichord sing, to let its ringing tones and majestic sonorities sculpt a legato line ... More

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The casual buyer might stumble on this two-disc set and assume, from the presence of the well-worn Book One of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier and from ... More

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Put on track 3. Go ahead, put it on. You seriously won't believe what comes through the headphones. This is Mozart? This super-virtuosic, super ... More

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A taste for early Baroque keyboard music is something that needs to be acquired to be fully appreciated. For those who are acquiring it or have ... More

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There's no shortage of mainstream orchestral versions of J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, but period ensembles usually play them as works for ... More

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Leopold Stokowski, British and not Slavic by birth, was one of the great individualists of the classical scene in the 20th century, and it seems a ... More

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Appreciation of Andrew Manze's and Richard Egarr's delicious set of Handel's complete violin sonatas takes little more than open ears and a ... More

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As Andrew Manze remarks in the liner note for this album, the sonata was perhaps "but a toy theatre in Handel's world of architectural splendours." ... More

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Listeners interested in Baroque music looking for smartly recorded, stylishly performed versions of Handel's six Concertos for organ and orchestra, ... More

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Giovanni Antonio Pandolfi briefly surfaced at the Hapsburg court in Innsbruck in 1660 with the pair of violin publications performed here. Little is ... More

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This generously filled two-disc Harmonia Mundi release includes not only Handel's complete set of six organ concertos published after his death as ... More

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For some, the dry, vibrato-less tone of Andrew Manze's period violin and the light, crisp tone of Richard Egarr's fortepiano might seem too ... More

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Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber's Rosary Sonatas were written in Salzburg in the 1670s or 1680s, and they're really unlike anything else in the violin ... More

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