Review: Chopin: Impromptus, Waltzes and Mazurkas (Pavel Kolesnikov)
Kolesnikov stakes claim as Chopin interpreter of insight.
Kolesnikov stakes claim as Chopin interpreter of insight.
Symbolism and metaphor abound in this complex, ambitious, exciting work by Liza Lim for soprano with ensemble.
A wondrous new recording of Bach’s immortal music for cello.
Levit goes full cycle – pianist stakes his claim as a Beethovenian for contemporary ears.
Meditative genre-crossing pianos and synths let down by sound issues.
The pianist, whose Schubert album has won Limelight's Recording of the Year 2019, tells us about the most terrifying piece of music he knows.
Fortepiano makes all the difference.
As far as the harpsichord goes, Esfahani and Bach – say no more.
In Dirk Herten’s complete Beethoven, sadly less is less.
Scintillating Scarlatti from a French harpsichord master.
Thanks to the net, a forgotten lute composer is revived.
It’s Haydn, but not as you’ve ever heard him before.
Meet the new classical superstars.