Review: Stravinsky, Bartók, Martinů (Frank Peter Zimmermann, Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Jakob Hrůša)
Zimmermann weaves his magic from Stravinsky to Bartók.
Zimmermann weaves his magic from Stravinsky to Bartók.
Bychkov embraces his inner Czech with a magisterial national masterpiece.
A supreme Baroque stylist breathes new life into "The King's Opera".
Restore your ears to factory settings as Lugansky takes on some mighty Wagner.
Brilliant young Handel on display in energetic accounts.
Opera Rara sheds light on a Donizetti rarity, mad scene for bass-baritone and all.
The music of Debussy and Komitas speaks to our own troubled times.
Concert works of a great film composer.
Kaufmann lays down a signature role with (some) sterling support.
Glass and Cocteau find thrillingly eloquent champions in the Labèque sisters.
A bewitching new take on Handel's tale of enchantment and thwarted passion.
Red Priest's many colours shine forth in electrifying musical biography.
Anderszewski finds new directions on a well-trodden pianistic path.