Podcasts sobre Naxos

El guitarrista argentino radicado en inglaterra Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde presenta su nuevo álbum Flamenco, pasado y presente.

El pianista español Álvaro Cendoya nos habla acerca de su nueva grabación para el sello Grand Piano presentando el tercer volumen de las obras para piano del compositor mexicano Manuel M. Ponce.

El violinista argentino Tomás Cotik nos habla acerca de su nueva grabación con las doce fantasías para violín solo de Georg Philipp Telemann.

El arpista Manuel Vilas nos habla acerca del sexto y último volumen del cancionero español intitulado Manuscrito Guerra.

This podcast from the Sounds Interesting series examines how a musical composition can be pampered by alternative wardrobes, when an original is dressed in different presentations of style and instrumentation while retaining its core character. Links to the music featured in this podcast: Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, arr. Schoenberg (8.5…

Saúl Bitrán el primer violín del Cuarteto Latinoamericano nos habla de la última grabación con los cuartetos 3 y 4 de Ruperto Chapí.

El tenor mexicano Javier Camarena nos comenta sus impresiones acerca del Rigoletto del Maggio Fiorentino en el que tuvo el papel del Duque de Mantua.

El violonchelista Antonio Lysy nos habla acerca de su trayectoria, sus nuevos proyectos, y sobre todo de los quince años de su grabación con música argentina que fue galardonada con un premio Grammy Latino.

El PostClassical Ensemble bajo la dirección de Angel Gil-Ordóñez presentan la música incidental de dos clásicos del cine político.

Raymond Bisha introduces us to the eclectic and exuberant imagination of the American composer Aaron Jay Kernis, whose works are inhabited by a host of influences — musical, historical and personal. This disc of three of his diverse compositions features deliciously titled works in delectable performances. (This podcast was first published on 4 Apr…

Jimmy López Bellido, nos presenta Aurora y Ad Astra en una nueva grabación del sello Pentatone con la solista Leticia Moreno acompañada por la Houston Symphony bajo la dirección de Andrés Orozco-Estrada.

Raymond Bisha’s podcast focuses on two works by William Bolcom recorded for the Naxos American Classics Series. The emotional spectrum of his Canciones de Lorca and Prometheus is reflected in colourful orchestrations and a mix of musical styles that swing between intense drama and surreal humour. (This podcast was first published on 20 November 201…

La violinista dominicana Aisha Syed Castro nos presenta su nueva grabación "Heritage" junto al pianista Martin Labazevitch.

Raymond Bisha dips into a Naxos recording of works by Jean Sibelius that have been obscured by the popularity of his symphonies and the violin concerto, including many pieces he wrote to complement stage works. Although these might be termed incidental and occasional, they belie such labels by constituting an extraordinary treasure house of the mos…

El conjunto de música popular Vigüela presenta su nuevo álbum , A la manera artesana, en donde interpeta melodías de la región de Castilla-La Mancha.

Once in a while you hear such incredibly beautiful music for the first time that you just can’t understand why it has remained under wraps for so long. The Violin Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 by the Italian-born composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco are a case in point. Originally championed in the 1920s and 30s by no less an artist that Jascha Heifetz, the…

El trompetista Fábio Brum interpreta obras especialmente compuestas para él por diferentes compositores, acompañado por el pianista Santiago Báez.

Fantasy, fairy tales and Maurice Ravel’s flair for orchestral colour are all to the fore in this album featuring two examples of the composer’s music for the stage — the scores for his opera L’Enfant et les sortilèges and his ballet Ma mère l’Oye. This highly imaginative music, projected through a childlike lens, is instantly attractive to both the…

This podcast from the Naxos Sounds Interesting series focuses on a selection of concertos written not for household-name soloists, but for the collective virtuosity of an orchestra’s serried ranks. Links to the music featured in this podcast: Bartók, Concerto for Orchestra (8.571201) Malipiero, Concerto for Orchestra (8.573291) Joan Tower, Concerto…

In this week’s podcast, Raymond Bisha introduces the 4-CD collection of the complete piano works of Mieczysław Weinberg — from teenage mazurkas written in his native Poland through to his last works for the instrument composed in Moscow. En route, Tashkent, Shostakovich and the Head of the post-Stalin KGB all play a part in the fascinating story of…

El director de Música Temprana nos habla de su nueva grabación, Melancolía, en donde interpreta obras de Los Cancioneros Musicales de Palacio.

Jesus Rodolfo nos habla acerca de su nueva grabación Remembering Russia interpretando arreglos para viola y piano de clásicos de la musica rusa del siglo XX.

El violonchelista alemán Gabriel Schwabe nos habla acerca de su nueva grabación interpretando los conciertos de Elgar y Bridge.

"A forgotten treasure. Marin Alsop discusses Hindemith. This podcast features Marin Alsop in conversation with Raymond Bisha following the release of her first album for Naxos as chief conductor of the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. She assumed the post in 2019 and the programme reflects that of her first public appearance in the role. Marin'…

This podcast features Marin Alsop in conversation with Raymond Bisha following the release of her first album for Naxos as chief conductor of the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. She assumed the post in 2019 and the programme reflects that of her first public appearance in the role. Marin’s advocacy of Hindemith’s music is rooted in her days as…

El guitarrista Vicente Coves nos habla acerca de su nueva grabación interpretando obras de Piazzolla junto al flautista Kazunori Seo.

Violinist Tianwa Yang marks her fifteenth year as one of Naxos’ leading artists with a new album featuring Prokofiev’s two violin concertos. The works’ stylistic contrasts reflect the fact that they were written some twenty years apart, but they receive the same scrupulous attention to technical and musical details that hallmark every one of Tianwa…

El compositor mexicano Samuel Zyman junto a la flautista Marisa Canales nos hablan en este podcast acerca de su nueva grabación bajo el sello Urtext en donde interpretan las dos sonatas para flauta y piano Zyman.

Violinist Tianwa Yang marks her fifteenth year as one of Naxos’ leading artists with a new album featuring Prokofiev’s two violin concertos. The works’ stylistic contrasts reflect the fact that they were written some twenty years apart, but they receive the same scrupulous attention to technical and musical details that hallmark every one of Tianwa…

El violinista español Francisco Fullana nos presenta sus dos grabaciones dentro de la serie homenaje a Bach y que se llaman "Bach's Long Shadow" y "The Chaconne Files".

An introduction to the Symphonies and Dances of composer Malcolm Arnold featuring conductor Andrew Penny who recorded all these works for Naxos. Arnolds orchestral works are a study in contrasts, from his optimistic and tuneful dance suites to his deeply personal symphonies.

Raymond Bisha presents an overview of Boris Giltburg’s project to learn and record all of Beethoven’s 32 piano sonatas, which are now released in a 9-CD box set edition following their inception as critically acclaimed digital releases. The recordings reflect only one facet of Giltburg’s gem of an undertaking, in that performances were also filmed …

La pianista venezolana Walkiria Izaguirre nos habla acerca de su álbum debut con tres sonatas para piano de Beethoven.

Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, was a brilliant swordsman, athlete, violin virtuoso and gifted composer, with a claim to being the most talented figure in an age of remarkable individuals. He was an early and important exponent of the hybrid symphonie concertante, a genre that draws on both the symphony and concerto traditions. In this…

El tenor mexicano Héctor Sandoval nos habla acerca de su carrera y de su nueva grabación con arias del joven Verdi.

El pianista colombiano Mauricio Arias-Esguerra presenta su primer álbum con un programa dedicado a compositores de finales del siglo XX y principois del siglo XXI.

Lithuanian composer Jurgis Karnavičius was born in 1884, and became one of the early classical music leaders in his country. His 3rd and 4th string quartets were composed and first performed in the 1920's, and then ignored for decades. This podcast, and the new recording by the Vilnius String Quartet show why Karnavičius deserves to be remembered.…

Significantly influenced by his experience of playing in some of the earliest Soviet jazz bands, Nikolai Kapustin trained as a pianist at the Moscow Conservatory but subsequently devoted himself to composition. His output includes many works for piano, two of which are featured on this new album — the Fourth Piano Concerto and the Concerto for Viol…