Review: Harnoncourts Typically Patchy Concertgebouw Recordings in a 42-CD Box @DavesClassicalGuide
Review: Harnoncourts Typically Patchy Concertgebouw Recordings in a 42-CD Box  @DavesClassicalGuide
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Half of this box contains Mozart--mostly symphonies and the three Da Ponte operas--and the results range from insightful to strange. Harnoncourt is better in Haydn, Schubert, Bruckner, Brahms, and above all, Dvořák, but so much of this stuff has already been boxed and issued previously that I can only recomment this box if you have none of the contents in earlier releases.
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Review: Harnoncourt's Typically Patchy Concertgebouw Recordings in a 42-CD Box

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