Review: Schumann, Bruckner: Forgotten Symphonies (Le Concert des Nations, Jordi Savall)
Savall transforms a pair of ugly ducklings into swans.
Savall transforms a pair of ugly ducklings into swans.
Shostakovich’s chamber music in imaginative new interpretations.
Martín and his Melbourne forces deliver a truly cosmic experience.
A compelling case for one of Saariaho's most emotionally resonant works.
Gardner decants old wine into new bottles as label turns 20.
Wallisch dances up a final storm in the 1920s and 30s.
Royally complex, controversial and chameleon-like music from Malcolm Williamson.
Stunning recordings of a trio of orchestral works by Liza Lim.
Fung and Fu fascinate with old and new opera transcriptions.
Lalo’s masterpiece gets the modern recording it so richly deserves.
The Casals quartet leads us through a journey of endless night.
A moving, wordless tribute to the lost children of Gaza.
Andrea Lam’s gemlike intimate collection has something for every piano lover.