Review: Lise Davidsen: Live at the Met (Lise Davidsen, James Bailieu)
A generational talent puts it all on the record.
A generational talent puts it all on the record.
Percussion supremo Claire Edwardes reaches a watershed moment.
Hughes sighs, weeps, faints and dies, from Dowland to beyond.
Awesome virtuosity adds to the intrigue of Alkan’s quirky music.
Mysterious 18th-century Troll gets his just reward.
Unreleased recordings, mostly in concert, from a reticent piano genius.
Niquet and Charvet’s bristling Carmen challenge Gardiner’s HIP first choice.
Contemporary Australian music for piano played with fluency and intelligence.
Luks, Zelenka’s champion par excellence, scores with a pair of dazzling Masses.
Tsujii reaches an important milestone en route to the stars.
A musical overview of the many voices of a neglected British polymath.
A novel approach to completing Vivaldi's unfinished opera pays dividends.
Doráti's Haydn is a sonic miracle, while Dohnányi is top tier, whatever he does.