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Horowitz Legendary 1965 Recital Sounds Better than Ever in Spatial

July 11, 2026May 13, 2025 by Kevin Elliott

Vladimir Horowitz’s legendary 1965 recital in his historic return to Carnegie Hall sounds better than ever in surround. Better than the upper deck “cheap” seats!

Categories Atmos Redux, Solo, Uncategorized Tags Carnegie Hall, Dolby Atmos, Live Recording, Piano, Sony Classical, Vladimir Horowitz

Sudbin’s Scriabin is Still On Fire

July 11, 2026May 9, 2025 by Kevin Elliott

Returning to Scriabin after almost 20 years, an even more compelling collection headlined by the incendiary “poeme” Vers la flamme, Op. 72

Categories Piano, Solo Tags BIS, Dolby Atmos, Scriabin, Yevgeny Sudbin

Solti and Culshaw’s Life-Changing Ring is Still Resounding

July 12, 2026June 6, 2024 by Kevin Elliott

Solti’s Ring, produced by John Culshaw in the early 1960s, revolutionized the art of recording opera on disc. Sixty years on, their Götterdämmerung still has the power to change lives.

Categories Atmos Redux, Opera, Romantic Tags Birgit Nilsson, Decca, Dolby Atmos, Georg Solti, Ring Cycle, Vienna Philharmonic, Wagner

Robert Levin Finds New Life in Mozart

July 11, 2026April 16, 2024 by Kevin Elliott

Straight up, I wasn’t expecting a lot from this release. I admire and enjoy recordings by the Academy of Ancient Music and fortepiano specialist Robert Levin  – a lot! But this latest release in their … Read more

Categories Classical, Piano Tags Academy of Ancient Music, Angela Hewitt, Dolby Atmos, Robert Levin, Ronald Brautigam
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