Étiquette : Deutsche Grammophon

• My favorite 2025 recordings

  

  What records will you remember from 2025? Which ones made a particular impression on me, and which ones will go down in history? Here’s a brief overview of the recording year that’s just gone by, backed up by reviews and personal opinions – all subjective, of course!  Let’s start with the piano. Yunchan Lim has…

  Guilhem Chameyrat

  29 décembre 2025

  New records, Opera, Orchestra, Piano, Reviews

  Adèle Hugo, Anna Genuishene, Bach, Bach Collegium Japan, Beatrice Rana, Berlioz, Bertrand Cuiller, Brahms, Campra, Célia Oneto Bensaid, Céline Frisch, Claudio Arrau, Concerto, decca, Deutsche Grammophon, Edward Gardner, Flanders Symphony Orchestra, haydn, Héloïse Luzzati, interpretation, Kempff, Klaus Mäkelä, Kristiina Poska, Krystian Zimerman, La boîte à pépites, Léa Hennino, Liszt, Live recording, Mahler, Marie Jaëll, Masaaki Suzuki, Maurizio Pollini, Partitas, Period instruments, Piano, Piano Concerto, Radu Lupu, Rameau, Requiem, Sacred Music, Santtu Matias Rouvali, Schumann, Sergio Fiorentino, Simon Rattle, Sophie Vaillant, Symphonie Fantastique, Symphony, Symphony 5, Symphony 8, Wilhelm Kempff, William Christie, Yunchan Lim

• Deutsche Grammophon releases two « lost tapes » of Rudolf Serkin playing Beethoven’s « Waldstein » and « Appassionata » Sonatas

  

  On this Friday 17th November, Deutsche Grammophon released two « lost tapes » by Rudolf Serkin, dated 1986 and 1989. The album contains two previously unreleased versions of the ‘Waldstein’ and ‘Appassionata’ sonatas, which the pianist was unable to validate. His daughter, Judith Serkin, agreed to publish these recordings, and also wrote the introductory text that appears…

  Guilhem Chameyrat

  19 novembre 2023

  New records, Piano, Reviews

  Beethoven, Deutsche Grammophon, New release, Piano, Rudolf Serkin