Mark Gresham | 2 JAN 2023
With the arrival of the New Year, it’s time to take a final look back at 2022 to see the stories and reviews that appealed most to our readers.
We’ve compiled four lists of “top posts” from statistics acquired by Google Analytics.
The first three reflect the total number of pageviews in 2022 for that type of post: local to the Atlanta area, national and international stories, and CD reviews. You will notice in the national/international list that we published the article by violinist Joshua Bell in 2019, but it was still among our top-read stories last year.
We found that to be part of an interesting insight about the longevity of some articles! Therefore, the final list is our top five posts of all time, based on total pageviews from 2019 to 2022.
Here are the quick links to the four lists, with the lists themselves below that. We hope you enjoy perusing them and reading some most-read stories you may have missed. ■
- Top 10 Atlanta stories and reviews
- Top 5 national/international stories
- Top 5 CD audio album reviews
- Top 5 EarRelevant posts of all time (2019-2022)
Top 10 Atlanta stories and reviews
- Stutzmann’s debut as ASO music director accentuates voices and relationships, but a problematic Beethoven Ninth · Mark Gresham | 7 OCT 2022
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Announces 2022/23 Season · Mark Gresham | 23 MAR 2022
- Atlanta Symphony does Dvorak with Yo-Yo Ma · Mark Gresham | 14 APR 2022
- The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs proves the not-to-be-missed opera of the season · Mark Gresham | 3 MAY 2022
- Vega String Quartet names new first violinist · Mark Gresham | 11 JAN 2022
- Hahn excels in Tchaikovsky, while Chan and the ASO find their better half in Shostakovich · Mark Gresham | 2 DEC 2022
- ASO’s holiday choral concerts are a vibrant “living tradition” · Mark Gresham | 12 DEC 2022
- Three Atlanta chamber music series announce 2022-23 seasons · Mark Gresham | 29 AUG 2022
- The Atlanta Opera presents Cabaret in a powerful, edgy new production at Pullman Yards · Mark Gresham | 9 JUN 2022
- The Atlanta Opera reveals dates and details of 2022-23 Discoveries Series · Mark Gresham | 10 MAR 2022
Top 5 national/international stories
- Yunchan Lim takes the gold in Van Cliburn International Piano Competition 2022 · Gail Wein | 20 JUN 2022
- 72 Summer Festivals for 2022 · EarRelevant Staff | 12 MAY 2022
- Joshua Bell: The story behind my Gibson ex-Huberman Stradivarius violin · Joshua Bell | 13 SEP 2019
- Big Ears Festival promises big acts beyond the mainstream · Jon Ross | 17 MAR 2022
- How women’s amateur music clubs spawned concert presenting organizations in America · Gail Wein | 18 JUL 2022
Top 5 CD audio album reviews
- CD Review: Rudolf Firkušný, the Complete RCA and Columbia Album Collection (Sony Classical) · Giorgio Koukl | 12 FEB 2020
- Falletta and friends record Walton’s complete Façades · Melinda Bargreen | 10 AUG 2022
- Momenta Quartet records Alvin Singleton’s four string quartets · Giorgio Koukl | 2 JUN 2022
- New CD is a compelling showcase for the choral music of Heinrich Isaac · Melinda Bargreen | 27 JUN 2022
- Jennifer Grim’s “Through Broken Time” explores post-minimalist and Afro-modernist flute music · Howard Wershil | 14 NOV 2022
Top 5 EarRelevant posts of all time (2019 – 2022)
- Joshua Bell: The story behind my Gibson ex-Huberman Stradivarius violin · Joshua Bell | 13 SEP 2019
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra announces 2021/22 season, return to live concerts in Symphony Hall · Mark Gresham | 6 MAY 2021
- Notre Dame’s pipe organ survives fire, actual damage still unknown · Mark Gresham | 16 APR 2019
- Yunchan Lim takes the gold in Van Cliburn International Piano Competition 2022 · Gail Wein | 20 JUN 2022
- The Atlanta Opera to craft medical masks for area hospitals · EarRelevant Staff | 24 MAR 2020
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