Beethoven’s best remembered mass is given a stellar performance by an ensemble and soloists who may be largely unfamiliar to a lot of listeners. The three titanic “B”’s of classical music–Bach, Beethoven and Brahms–are so often trotted out together that they sometimes assume a monolithic identity which is frankly inappropriate, given their completely disparate temperaments, composing styles and oeuvres . There are always subtle links to be found between at least any two of the three–Brahms can easily be seen as a 19th century protean a la Bach, especially contrapuntally and structurally, and Beethoven and Brahms can certainly b … Video There’s no video per se on this audio-…