Whole worlds to discover in Chan’s gloriously eclectic musical sketchbook.

Finnish maestro and orchestra impress deeply on home turf.

A century of French and Australian flute music persuasively played.

Fascinating reconstructions bring to life a survivor of the ravages of the Reformation.

Fresh, authentic-sounding Elgar and Dvořák from Gerhardt.

Subtle, textured music from an enigmatic poet in sound.

Salonen bids a fiery but poignant farewell to San Francisco.

A walk in this musical garden promises reflection and delight.

Sparkling HIP brings two neglected nineteenth-century gems to life.

Esfahani dazzles in Bach's concertos for solo harpsichord and strings.

All-Australian recital gets mythical, but loses something sans visuals.

Colin Davis at his peak, and just who were Ataúlfo Argenta and Enrique Jordá?