Review: Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 (Trevor Pinnock)
Pinnock stands triumphant on one of the pinnacles of keyboard music.
Pinnock stands triumphant on one of the pinnacles of keyboard music.
A box of musical bonbons to be savoured a few at a time.
Hamelin’s latest deep-sea dive brings striking works to the surface.
Pollini rushes Beethoven’s final fence in an otherwise superb disc.
Musical twins: Ólafsson spectacularly reunites Rameau and Debussy.
The Australian guitarist tells us about how his projects have fared in lockdown, as well as the challenges and pleasures of giving online concerts from home.
Donohoe rehabilitates neglected music with revelatory playing.
Masterworks receive masterful performances care of Osborne.
New works sparkle in the hands of Michael Kieran Harvey.
Zehetmair conquers the Everest of the solo violin repertoire.
An esoteric masterwork by an eccentric recluse.
Hough captures Brahms, as the final cigar is extinguished…
We find Paul Wee guilty, m’lud, of being a magnificent pianist.