Back in the 18th century, Frederick the Great’s was clearly the court to beat.

Stop and smell the roses with this American coloratura’s fragrant debut.

Jansen and Mäkelä negotiate fire, ice, irony and lyricism.

Loeffler’s exquisite octet emerges from out of the mists of time.

Alkemie conjures up a treasure-trouvère of old French songs.

Bak’s dramatic nous illuminates an immaculately curated program for viola.

The MSO's first release on its new label is a triumph.

Mozart concertos joined at the HIP by Aussie favourites Helyard and McIntosh.

Rattle on Britten: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.

Aussie piano star flexes his muscles with an entertaining Russian workout.

Cologne forces play beautifully but Roth misses Bruckner's anguish.

Dmitri Tcherniakov’s Berlin Rheingold enthrals and occasionally frustrates.