Haydn

Classical CD Reviews: the Nash Ensemble’s Bruch and Carlos Kalmar’s Haydn

April 12, 2017
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A welcome triumph for Hyperion, Bruch, and the Nash Ensemble, but the Oregon Symphony does not do right by Haydn.

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Fuse CD Note: Pianist Gilbert Kalish — As Usual, Distinguished and Appealing Performances

July 19, 2014
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Gilbert Kalish’s recital is as distinguished and appealing as one would expect.

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Classical Music Review: The Parker Quartet’s Haydn

November 24, 2010
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The Parker Quartet’s appearance here in Jordan Hall on November 22 was marked by one surprising feature: there was not a single music stand to be seen on the stage. It turned out that the four musicians played the entire concert from memory. By Caldwell Titcomb Haydn is widely called the Father of the Symphony,…

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