Review: Dvořák: Rusalka (Asmik Grigorian, David Butt Philip, Aleksei Isaev, Sarah Connolly, Royal Opera House Orchestra & Chorus, Semyon Bychkov)
Conductor and cast lend musical weight as Dvořák’s fairytale goes green.
Conductor and cast lend musical weight as Dvořák’s fairytale goes green.
Episode One of works by Melbourne composer Linda Kouvaras is a tasty teaser.
German rising star has plenty of tales and tells them with aplomb.
American trio goes Czech via Africa and a Swiss version of Ireland.
The Hallé brilliantly negotiate Elgar’s sunny peaks and lengthen shadows.
Stanford’s orchestral songs brought thrillingly to life, with nary a whiff of the sea.
Australian composer’s portrait album offers contemplative soul food.
Kožená’s latest checks all the boxes and more.
The life, loves and losses of a heavenly queen and her earthly counterparts.
Taut, precise conducting illuminates Stravinsky’s late masterpieces.
Harmony in division from a master of the Baroque violin.
Vänskä’s Minnesota Mahler Symphony cycle concludes with a lush, poetic Third.
Brothers celebrate musical friendships in commissioned works for two guitars.