Robert Stove -
5 days ago
Hickox knew British choral music like the back of his hand.
Leading recorder players pipes up in these Neapolitan delights.
Liverpool scores a goal with their Russian maestro’s Rachmaninov 2.
Jansen proves she’s not so prim and proper in twisted Prokofiev.
Beautifully sung music for Lent from Westminster
An fascinating Antipodean survey of Bach transcriptions.
Phillip Scott -
Apr 30, 2013
Picture-perfect piano – Russian repertoire paints Osborne in his best light.
Steve Moffatt -
Apr 30, 2013
Hewitt makes her triumphant return to Bach (with flute in tow).
Phil Carrick -
Apr 16, 2013
Thoroughly modern Mozart – Elena takes master as muse for her basset clarinet concerto.
Clive Paget -
Apr 16, 2013
Batting for Brahms – this is Batiashvili's Brahms, if not quite Thielemann's.
Will Yeoman -
Apr 16, 2013
New transcriptions plucked from Bach's cello masterpiece.
Sarah Noble -
Apr 16, 2013
Goerne's gift to lieder – outstanding Schubert series shows no signs of slowing down.
Phillip Scott -
Apr 16, 2013
A succinct musical vision of an atmospheric world.
Clive Paget -
Apr 16, 2013
It’s not dire straits making movies with Amy Dickson
Martin Buzacott -
Apr 16, 2013
So Frenchy, so chic – Mendelssohn without tears from this fashionable quartet.
Clive Paget -
Apr 11, 2013
Bonynge digs up some buried treasure.
Sarah Noble -
Apr 11, 2013
Billy’s overdue Glyndebourne debut well worth the wait.
A new perspective on Byrd.
The remaking of a classic for a new generation.
Harry Christophers serves up a right royal treat in Boston.
