Review: The Coronation of Poppea (Pinchgut Opera/Erin Helyard)
Pinchgut Opera triumphs in Monteverdi’s late masterpiece.
Pinchgut Opera triumphs in Monteverdi’s late masterpiece.
Mercadante measures up to Rossini despite ghastly staging.
Granados’s opera is a case of nice music, shame about the plot.
Frothy piece of silliness given most stylish treatment.
Bel canto blitz – an outstanding debut from the next big tenor.
Kožená’s impassioned performances fill a rare garden with sighs.
Fine choral singing lights up carefully crafted new music.
One hundred, not out: a fine celebration for St John’s.
A rough-hewn musical woodcut brings plenty of raw beauty.
Finley and Lintu show Saariaho’s heart and soul.
Boyd brings his painterly touch to works inspired by Goya.
Opposites attract in scintillating recital of British piano rarities.
Triumphant return to keyboard in Beethoven and Schumann.