Review: Colour and Light (Nathan Williamson)
Opposites attract in scintillating recital of British piano rarities.
Opposites attract in scintillating recital of British piano rarities.
Triumphant return to keyboard in Beethoven and Schumann.
Alard amazes again in second volume of his complete Bach.
Fasten your seat belt! Steven Osborne’s return to Beethoven is a wild ride.
Australia’s favourite homegrown label turns 50 with new birthday.
Muses Trio proves Clara Schumann is first among equals.
Brodskys and friend tackle Sir Edward’s chamber works.
A solid debut, except for Westlake’s colourless fish.
Expressive playing makes up for misleading title.
John Luther Adams invites listeners into the vast desert wilderness.
Calypso, Gershwin and teenage hubris makes for spicy soul food.
Dickson pays homage to folk traditions from north and south.
Chamber orchestration is Mahler 10 as it could have been.