Review: Radiant Dawn (Matilda Lloyd, The Gesualdo Six, Owain Park)
An engrossing tapestry of ancient and modern from the G6.
An engrossing tapestry of ancient and modern from the G6.
A true story from American Civil War makes gripping new opera.
Siblings shine brilliant light into often dark places.
Bembo’s opera is an intriguing operatic footnote to musical history.
Spanish pianist goes for Baroque in a colourful all-Scarlatti recital.
Eloquence revisits mid-20th century recordings originally released to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mozart’s birth.
Hard to imagine a more vivid account of Handel’s grandest oratorio.
Bantock’s one and only opera deserves its haunting debut on disc.
Early works by a must-hear composer played by a must-hear pianist.
Ukrainian music comes out of the cellar with folk-infused fiddle collection.
A colourful collection and a serious symphony from a Hungarian master.
Exquisite playing laden with a novel but weighty narrative.
Master of affect and effect, offers juicy climaxes and hummable tunes.