Review: The Kurt Weill Album (Katharine Mehrling, Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Joana Mallwitz)
Mallwitz traces Weill from headstrong youth to sinful maturity.
Mallwitz traces Weill from headstrong youth to sinful maturity.
Russian mezzo’s debut heralds a generational talent.
Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic revel in tilling Bohemian soil and soul.
Great artists give Byrd’s masterpiece the splendid treatment it deserves.
Brett Dean proves brevity is the soul of wit in Hamlet-orbiting works.
The Silver Screen continues its allure after almost a century.
Move over male voice choirs, let’s hear it for the ladies.
Brilliant performances of newly discovered concertos by a Ukrainian maverick.
The completist’s Carousel get the John Wilson treatment.
Star-studded survey shines light on Clyne’s eclectic musical world.
Pichon’s perspective brings upswing and insights to Mozart’s swansong.
A great, under-represented 20th-century ballet score, stunningly recorded.
Ravishing singing and playing from the VOCES8 stable.