Review: Si vous vouliez un jour… (Les Arts Florissants/Christie)
Not-so-serious business about life and love in Christie’s latest.
Not-so-serious business about life and love in Christie’s latest.
Ehnes’s lark takes wing, but Manze’s sea remains becalmed.
Jaroussky and L’Arpeggiata reach for the musical heavens.
Oliver Fartach-Naini's deftly played Suite Latina examines the myriad South American styles that have become an integral part of the guitar repertoire.
One phoenix, two lovelorn singers, and a slippery tuba as Nessie come together at the hands of a fine Scottish composer.
Sex toys and silence aid Wollschleger's fractured commentary on our dystopian world.
Bella Italia: a German duo embraces Wolf’s sunny South.
Pollini + Chopin = early contender for instrumental album of the year.
McCabe’s ‘lost’ recording of Aussie piano music resurfaces.
Paul Lewis explores the world of the early 19th-century piano.
Exquisite keyboard playing gives Papa Joe an elegant polish.
Tiberghien revels in Liszt’s pianistic holiday snaps.
Unfortunately, this recording's Lady M fulfils all of Verdi's expectations and then some.