Review: Golden Oldies (Brodsky Quartet)
Golden, but not so old: the Brodsky Quartet celebrates its 50th in style.
Golden, but not so old: the Brodsky Quartet celebrates its 50th in style.
Rolls Royce Lully from Rousset and his sprightly band out of Versailles.
Mazzoli contemplates the universe in appealing orchestral guise.
Ensemble Offspring champions 12 Voices we should all be listening to.
Eloquence releases two treasurable sets, featuring highly contrasting pianists.
Melbourne Chamber Orchestra’s recorded debut ticks every box.
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Benjamin Grosvenor: an old head on young fingers.
Auber’s zesty elixir offers a tonic that's as lip-smacking as Donizetti’s.
Dance is at the heart of a superb new recording of a thrilling Baroque masterpiece.
An atmospheric collision between voices, strings and electronics exploring ritual.
Luisi and his Danish Orchestra rise to the top of the pile.
From Isolde to Cleopatra, Decca unearths treasures the artist thought should languish in the vaults.