Review: Haydn/Stegmann: Symphonies (Ivan Ilić)
It’s Haydn, but not as you’ve ever heard him before.
It’s Haydn, but not as you’ve ever heard him before.
Lovers united – Fisch finesses a matter of love and death.
English duo throws some light on the bleak midwinter.
Scandi foursome refract a beam of musical light.
Dazzling virtuosity from Australian piano pair setting duets on fire.
What would music sound like if we started all over again?
Further signs Frau Schumann is getting her due at last.
New Australian works dazzle with understated brilliance.
Downsizing Amadeus – portable Mozart gives a fascinating glimpse of history.
Lan Shui proves you don’t have to be French to sound Gallic.
Two personal statements from a rediscovered symphonist.
German band brings pathos and panache to grand concertos.
Two colourful Soviet symphonies strut their stuff.