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.
Phil Carrick -
Apr 11, 2013
Sudbin excels at almost everything.
Colourful and evocative singing from one of our best choirs.
Clive Paget -
Mar 28, 2013
Lemieux shines her light on the musical Enlightenment.
Another enthralling program from today’s leading Schubertian.
Clive Paget -
Mar 28, 2013
Eloquent British cello works receive ardent advocacy.
Martin Buzacott -
Mar 28, 2013
Double Dutch: two Mozart concertos on Ronald Brautigam’s fortepiano.
James McCarthy -
Mar 28, 2013
With Brünnhilde on strike, Wagner reveals true strengths.
Melissa Lesnie -
Mar 26, 2013
The prolific French composer is moving into grittier territory with films like Zero Dark Thirty, and although Rust and Bone isn’t a walk in the park his signature sparse, eloquent orchestration remains largely unchanged.
Sarah Noble -
Mar 21, 2013
Villazón comeback continues with a tribute to Italy’s birthday boy.
Will Yeoman -
Mar 21, 2013
Savall unites musicians in a multicultural plea for world peace.
Phillip Scott -
Mar 21, 2013
Old-school pianism that doesn’t quite tell the whole story.
Will Yeoman -
Mar 21, 2013
A contemporary composer spring cleans The Four Seasons
Phil Carrick -
Mar 21, 2013
In this outstanding Dutch cycle, Beethoven is the star.
Julian Day -
Mar 21, 2013
A confident portrait of an Australian composer across three decades.
Clive Paget -
Mar 21, 2013
Polish Romantics get out and about at last.
