Muti’s Mostly Marvelous 91-CD Mega-box (Video Review)


Review by: David Hurwitz

Muti

The Bottom Line: Hot on the heals of Warner’s 90+ disc Previn set comes this Riccardo Muti collection, and it’s mostly terrific. OK, his digital Beethoven symphony series wasn’t terribly special, but there are some splendid cycles (Schubert, Scriabin, Tchaikovsky,…

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