Review: Beethoven: Piano Sonatas, Vol 8 (Jonathan Biss)
Biss balances Beethoven: Eight down, one to go in the American pianist’s masterly set.
Biss balances Beethoven: Eight down, one to go in the American pianist’s masterly set.
Gerhardt’s solo Bach shrugs off the straitjacket for a set to live with.
Roscoe completes glowing tribute to overlooked master.
Harvey tackles études for Australian composers.
Diverse piano vignettes from a forgotten American composer.
Denk embarks on a fascinating temporal survey.
A fun approach to programming brings the 18th century alive.
More is more: Kirill Gerstein makes an eloquent case for the supersize.
Australian baroque band deliver an off-the-beaten-track hit.
Four stellar performers join forces in a feast for harp lovers.
Hothouse music could benefit from a little more heat.
Superbly played rumination on meeting of musical minds.
An accomplished start-up, and a pair of problematic masterpieces.