Review: Heavenly Mozart (Neal Peres Da Costa, Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra, Rachael Beesley)
Thought-provoking Mozart from Australia’s period band.
Thought-provoking Mozart from Australia’s period band.
Early Verdi gets a stylish Bavarian outing.
Richly textured contemporary works from Bulgarian-born Brit.
Schumann sings on superbly employed period instruments.
A Swedish Mozartian shines in his true colours.
An unusual instrumental combination takes you to the stars and back.
Culmination to a distinguished cycle is more a collection of weaker links.
Rachmaninov with two Kirills – Gerstein and Petrenko – makes a perfect package.
Essential listening, especially if you don't know Klemperer's monumental heft.
Celebrated Finnish pianist reveals himself as a vibrant symphonist.
Mixed results for an attempt to look at guitar music from both sides.
Little known Brazilian music of real distinction.
Swanky Polish countertenor returns to opera’s roots in eclectic new program.