Vox Classics

The record label Vox Classics was founded in New York in 1945 by George Mendelssohn, and it built a large catalogue of classical recordings, mostly imported from Europe. The catalogue was acquired in 2018 by the Naxos Music Group, which has been producing a series of reissues.

A selection of articles about Vox Classics

Spotlight. Colourful and Exciting - Geoff Pearce listens to early orchestral music by Sergei Rachmaninov conducted by Leonard Slatkin. '... this reissue is most welcome ...'

Spotlight. Largely Traditional - Keith Bramich listens to Christmas music recorded in 1975 in Atlanta, Georgia. '... an intriguing glimpse of the work of Robert Shaw and his Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus from nearly fifty years ago.'

CD Spotlight. Startlingly Fresh and Very American - Patrick Maxwell is impressed by Maurice Abravanel and the Utah Symphony Orchestra's Tchaikovsky. '... impassioned string playing and vibrant conducting.'

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