Review: Schubert (Maurizio Pollini, Daniele Pollini)
Maurizio Pollini goes gentle into that good night with contemplative Schubert.
Maurizio Pollini goes gentle into that good night with contemplative Schubert.
Tourniaire rescues a fin-de-siècle opera and its composer from obscurity.
Gardner captures Tippett in mid-stream.
A sumptuous aural feast coupled with a famous tragedy.
Hobart composer celebrates her adopted island home in panoramic style.
A fascinating look at the other side of a great conductor.
A gracious yet robust entry point into Dvořák’s symphonies.
Rizzi and Co reveal several other sides of a bel canto master.
Mäkelä’s Oslo forces bring freshness and vitality to early Shostakovich.
New music for piano tells a tale of love, loss, and sand dunes.
Magnificent music-making from a pair of all-rounders.
Janáček’s drunken landlord finally gets his just desserts.
Amid repertoire giants, Levit proves Brahms was also a god of small things.