A fine valedictory celebration as Stephen Cleobury bids King’s farewell.

Magnificent soundscapes from a neglected polychoral master.

Making a powerful case for Stanford’s late choral output.

Lam sets award-winning poetry to produce new forms of lieder.

We were glad: Paul McCreesh plays a blinder for the English.

A single instrument conveys a slice out of a Soviet composer’s world.

Australian guitar music from a master – how good is that?

Pianist’s Romantic emotions possess flair and conviction.

Hewitt reveals miracles to come in unlikely selection.

They had a dream: Trinity’s ardent young choir sings of reconciliation.

Frenchman’s survey meets Haydn’s critical periods.

A brilliant introduction to an early career composer full of ideas.