Review: Beethoven Symphonies 1, 2 & 3 (Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti)
Infectious enthusiasm is a hallmark of these vibrant performances.
Infectious enthusiasm is a hallmark of these vibrant performances.
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.