By Jacob Stockinger
Well, it’s time to start using those gifts cards you got for Hanukkah, Christmas and other holidays.
Or maybe just to treat yourself.
In any case, here are two more lists of top classical recordings of 2017.
Maybe you will find something of interest.
The first list has the Top 10 recordings chosen by National Public Radio (NPR) and its Deceptive Cadence blog. It has photo and sound samples:
And here is a list of the Top 10 from The Classical Review, along with some runners-up or honorable mentions:
http://theclassicalreview.com/2017/12/top-ten-recordings-of-2017/
Earlier in December this blog features other lists.
Here are links to some in case you need a reminder or want to compare lists and look for overlaps and agreement, such as the CD of piano music by Philip Glass in the YouTube video at the bottom:
Here are the nominations for the upcoming Grammy Awards:
Here is a list from critics for The New York Times:
Here is a link to lists by the Chicago Tribune, Gramophone Magazine and Forbes magazine:
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