Category Archives: Golovanov

The majority of Nikolai Golovanov’s discography consists of Russian repertory, both operatic and symphonic. If you are familiar with his extravagant style, it is easy to see why he would have an interest and affinity for these scores. His ability … Continue reading →

Sorry about the lack of new postings lately. I’ve just been way too busy the past few weeks! I have a few things almost ready to go during this week off, so stay tuned! Those of you that have followed … Continue reading →

This Golovanov recording of Pictures at an Exhibition is identified as Mussorgsky-Ravel, but I’m tempted to add Golovanov to the credits! As might be expected, Golovanov adds to the orchestration in numerous passages, usually something to reinforce the already healthy … Continue reading →

I’m in the midst of a trip to the mid-Atlantic, which means I have some new items from the vast collection of Ward Marston, more of which I’ll be posting very soon. Meanwhile, here’s some more of the always galvanic … Continue reading →