Review: Tchaikovsky: The Seasons (Yunchan Lim)
Exquisite playing laden with a novel but weighty narrative.
Exquisite playing laden with a novel but weighty narrative.
Master of affect and effect, offers juicy climaxes and hummable tunes.
Chauhan’s Tchaikovsky survey goes from strength to strength.
The stellar casts and conductors captured in this Decca Eloquence 25-CD box represent a golden age of Wagner singing.
Grandeur and intimacy grace this fresh take on four Chandos Anthems.
20th-century Russian Cello Sonatas receive ardent, eloquent advocacy.
Three great conductors and a host of rare repertoire makes for compelling listening.
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.