Review: Anthems, Vol. 1 (The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, Stephen Layton)
Bold new series complements ancient with modern.
Bold new series complements ancient with modern.
Another variation on the Goldberg Variations is an uneven experience.
Flop turns hit, as Niquet proves first night audiences often got it wrong.
Mirabilis: an apt word indeed to sum up Stephen Hough’s choral music.
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s ground breaker gets ground-breaking treatment.
Sixteen celebrate Palestrina to the power of six.
Sampson and Williams go measure for measure in a savvy Shakespearean fantasy.
Kathleen Battle, Karel Ančerl and Antal Doráti provide a host of goodies from the archives.
Gamba and co prove there's more to Finnish music than Sibelius.
Renaissance rising stars celebrate Byrd’s 400th in stunning and characterful style.
Epic sampling of a Hollywood maestro’s Brontë opera whets the appetite.
Architectural vision and a unique 1955 cast in Kna’s greatest hit.
A former Manus detainee's poetry given musical wings of freedom.