Whately embodies the master’s voice and the women he inspired.

Bicket delivers a first-night Cesare that Handel would have recognised.

A joyous and insightful musical pilgrimage from Canterbury to Rome.

A richly rewarding cross-cultural journey that resonates on many levels.

Uchida’s leave-taking of the last sonatas is magisterial.

Davidsen’s explores five of Verdi’s more complicated ladies.

Australian horn scores traverse serene and rocky terrains.

From stage to parlour, Aussie piano duo put on a first-class show.

Greco and Helyard ends their HIP Schubert trilogy in fine style.

Hindoyan and his Liverpudlian forces finesse Falla.

More seismic Sturm und Drang from Ian Page and his crack London Mozart outfit.

Tuneful and well-crafted, what’s not to like about Cedric Thorpe Davie.