Review: Gluck: Orphée et Euridice (Teatro alla Scala/Mariotti)
Flórez helps explore Hofesh Shechter’s seven stages of grief.
August 8, 2019
Flórez helps explore Hofesh Shechter’s seven stages of grief.
Heinichen’s forgotten Roman blockbuster is a heady brew.
Angel takes wing as Donizetti’s lost opera is revisited at last.
Dove gets his due: Maximum colour and excitement from a post-minimalist.
Gardiner’s Easters in rural England here lovingly evoked.
New music for a new era from one of the UK’s finest choirs.
Musical worlds collide fruitfully in Iestyn Davies’ latest recital.
Late Telemann showcases rebuilt Baroque splendour.
Head and heart: Goerne and Andsnes mix drama and poetry.
In the right hands, even Twinkle Twinkle can shine again.
Fine performances, not without some whimsy.
Fine playing from an Australian guitarist in New York.
Early piano musings from a neglected symphonist.