Stöhr
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Stöhr's music shows him to have been an unashamed conservative untouched by the modernist innovations erupting around him...this estimable recording will certainly delight connoisseurs of the... —
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They deliver splendid accounts of all three selections, which will probably be definitive for some time to come. —
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Richard Stöhr: Solo and Chamber Music for Organ
Jan Lehtola (organ), Anna-Leena Haikola (violin), Annikka Konttori-Gustafsson (piano)
Jan Lehtola makes the best possible case for the work and its discmates, as do violinist Anna-Leena Haikola and pianist Annikka Konttori-Gustafsson to the pieces they play. Stöhr’s music has... —
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Richard Stöhr: Orchestral Music, Vol. 1- Music For String Orchestra
Agnieszka Kopacka (piano), Sinfonia Varsovia, Ian Hobson
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Richard Stöhr: Chamber Music, Volume Four
Conor Nelson (flute), Velda Kelly (violin), Mary Siciliano (piano), Stefan Koch (cello), Priscilla Johnson (violin), Judith Teasdle (violin), Susan Schreiber (viola)
The music on this release all comes from 1942–43, shortly after Stöhr had settled in the United States after fleeing Nazi Germany. You would not know that by listening to this lovely, untroubled... —
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…A disc that should attract listeners who enjoy exploring the byways of the late-Romantic era. The Suite for Strings is a real winner, and Symphony No. 1 an interesting work that motivates me... —
