CD of the Week

It's time for our annual list of our favorite CD of the Week picks of the past year!We asked members of our staff for their favorites, and here's what…

The Handel and Haydn Society’s newest recording features two impassioned symphonies by Haydn and Mozart's brilliant Sinfonia Concertante, and we’ve chosen…

The ensemble LeStrange Viols has dipped into a 16th-century book of expressive ideas and brought to life an album’s worth of gems. The lush result is…

David Fray’s newest album brings him out of the intensely personal world of Bach played alone, and into a universe where he collaborates with other…

The Sixteen's new album “A Renaissance Christmas” captures the haunting sound of human voices rising up like the arches of great buildings, whispering the…

First things first: this is not a "Top Ten" list. All of our CDs of the Week are Top Ten-worthy, so instead, we asked our staff an even harder question:…

The last time we featured a recording by Hilary Hahn as our WCRB CD of the week, it was a personally-curated collection of favorite recordings from her…

French violinist Renaud Capuçon finds film music captivating, and his hand-picked collection of cinematic favorites arranged for violin and orchestra is…

WCRB's CD of the Week is Guitarist Thibaut Garcia’s new recording, which dips into the vast palette of colors that he’s known for, this time applying them…

To mark the centenary of composer Claude Debussy's death, Russian pianist Nikolai Lugansky has recorded atmospheric pieces that reveal Debussy’s unique…