Warner boxes up a tremendous legacy from a cool customer.

A unique, snazzy collection from the Bowl and Copland conducts Copland.

The Finnish keyboard wizard on his Second and Third Symphonies and being a pupil of Rautavaara aged eight.

Essential listening, especially if you don't know Klemperer's monumental heft.

The condutor on the joy of rediscovering music, including masterpieces by neglected Frenchwomen.

The French pianist on Hungary under the Soviets and the challenge of three 20th-century masterworks.

The French violinist admits "playing the genius of Mozart with another genius, it helps".

The conductor and Broadway expert explains the thinking behind "historically informed" musicals.

The Danish String Quartet violinist explains how the Prism series has been a rite of passage.

The Finnish maestro on interpreting music when there are more questions than answers.

A Vivaldi set to cherish, a Hungarian maestro makes his mark, and pitch-perfect Mahler.

Jonathan Howard on two Elizabethan giants and why you should never pee on someone’s head from the organ loft.