Review: Jacquet of Mantua: Motets & Secular Songs (Choir of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, David Skinner)
Sheer polyphonic delight from an intriguing composer.
Sheer polyphonic delight from an intriguing composer.
A Belgian soprano and a Polish ensemble serve up a true Venetian delicacy.
Hough plays Hough in his vivid, multi-faceted Piano Concerto.
An outstanding ensemble explores baroque sisters doin' it for themselves.
All-Russian recital celebrates 50 years of the ACO.
Mahler's Resurrection celebrates new concert hall, new conductor and new era.
The London Sinfonietta is full of Viennese surprises while Doráti documents a moment in time.
Dream team reunite to illuminate a fascinating moment of transition.
Zimerman and colleagues deliver mellow but powerful Brahms.
Opera Rara restores Verdi’s first thoughts to stellar effect.
All that glitters is not necessarily gold in an uneven Ravel survey.
A marvellous discovery for lovers of 20th-century French music.
Hasselhorn cements his place in the new guard with Schubert 2000 project.