Four stellar performers join forces in a feast for harp lovers.

Hothouse music could benefit from a little more heat.

Superbly played rumination on meeting of musical minds.

An accomplished start-up, and a pair of problematic masterpieces.

A teenage Clara Wieck shows her peers just how it’s done.

Wilson reveals the other side of a British film composer.

Slow and steady wins in Haydn’s orchestral experiment.

Uchida’s crystalline Beethoven combines care with flair.

Falla’s breakthrough gets another airing, flamenco and all.

Osnabrück rediscovers a hit that the Nazis preferred to miss.

Bruch’s early effort proves a Wagner-lite siren song.

The Sixteen brings intimacy and lightness of touch.