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Decca ClassicsThis year's crop was strong for Russian music, as well as a young generation of masterful musicians. ()
Nadia Sirota picks the 10 classical records from the past year that she can't stop playing. ()
NPR Music's Tom Huizenga and host Guy Raz spin a wide assortment of new classical CDs. ()
On Diminuito, Rolf Lislevand and his lute put a new spin on music of the Italian Renaissance. ()
The Chicago Symphony, playing as if it had been set on fire, set a standard for Bartok back in 1955. ()
The Italian orchestra evangelizes for Vivaldi in a concert of his music at Boston's Emmanuel Church. ()
Hear the young Viennese pianist play a pair of Beethoven sonatas at the WGBH studio, in Boston. ()
A legendary deal with the devil comes to life in Gounod's masterpiece Faust, from Houston. ()
See the pianist play Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin, an old favorite from his student days. ()
The classical guitarist plays with a clear, lyrical technique in music from the baroque and beyond. ()
"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" rings true in a modern climate of financial uncertainty.
A classical string quartet joins a Hungarian folk band to pay homage to Bela Bartok in concert.
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