Review: Von Einem: Der Prozess (ORF Vienna RSO/HK Gruber)
Von Einem’s darkly comical take on Kafka resurfaces at last.
Von Einem’s darkly comical take on Kafka resurfaces at last.
Danish master’s latest has curiously little magic in it.
Katie Noonan leads us down Kats-Chernin’s green road.
Donizetti's lost queen – Jessica Pratt delivers a forgotten, yet regal Elisabetta.
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.