Print Music Review: Bärenreiter Delivers an Excellent Edition of Clara Schumann’s ‘Three Romances’

In this fastidious edition of Clara Schumann’s "Three Romances" from Bärenreiter performers will find a wealth of information on these appealing works.

Opium Moon Explores Atmospheric Arrangements and Sultry Melodies on ‘Night + Day’

Opium Moon’s music is silky and sensual. "Night + Day" consists of a pair of song cycles reflecting the passing of time throughout a single day.

The Verona Quartet’s Debut Album ‘Diffusion’ Delivers Electrifying Performances

On its debut album "Diffusion" the Verona Quartet delivers electrifying performances of string quartets by Janáček, Szymanowski, and Ravel.

The Apollo Chamber Players’ ‘With Malice Toward None’ Tackles Politics and Identity

The Apollo Chamber Players’ fifth studio album, "With Malice Toward None," tackles politics, identity, and more.

Unorthodox Trad Trio The Faux Paws Releases Energetic Self-Titled Debut Album

The unorthodox trio The Faux Paws, comprised of fiddle, acoustic guitar, and saxophone, finally released its eponymous debut this fall.

Cellist Christoph Croisé’s ‘The Solo Album’ Packs a Punch

On 'The Solo Album,' cellist Christoph Croisé delves into the realm of sonic possibilities. There’s nothing about this album that doesn’t captivate the listener.

9 Horses Expands Its Stylistic Horizons on New Album ‘Omegah’

Like its new bolstered lineup, 9 Horses’ music has undergone a similar expansion of ideas and approaches on the album "Omegah."

Sheet Music Review: Zemlinsky’s Intense and Emotional String Quartet No. 2, Op. 15

Zemlinsky's String Quartet No. 2, Op. 15, is end-of-century Romantic music on a grand scale and remains one of his most frequently performed works.

Violinist Randall Goosby’s Debut Album ‘Roots’ Reignites Interest in Forgotten Works

For inspiration on his debut album, violinist Randall Goosby turned to his ancestors while offering a nod to the future. The result is the impressive Roots (Decca).

Sheet Music Review: Jean-Louis Duport’s 21 Études for Cello are a Staple of Cello Pedagogical Repertoire

Duport’s études are a staple of cello pedagogical repertoire, focusing on bowing and fingering technique. This edition also offers the original second cello part.