Levit goes full cycle – pianist stakes his claim as a Beethovenian for contemporary ears.

In Baltimore, if music be the food of love, play on indeed!

Lesser-known works get sparkling treatment.

Revelations in store as voices are silenced no more.

Revived sonatas thrill, but what a pity there’s no more.

Flawlessly performed novelties from patriotic bravado to fantastical.

Vänskä’s Mahler One is not quite the sum of its parts.

Zhang tames a beast and pours new wine into old bottles.

Forgotten English concertos get a Latvian makeover.

Hollywood’s lost symphony – more gold than corn in John Wilson’s Korngold.

Sir Mark Elder’s first-thoughts Puccini may well give you the willis.

Overthought at times, but Barber’s forgotten gem shows much promise.