Tree's company in this sublime account of one of Handel's most popular operas.

Nézet-Séguin and his Philadelphians uphold their Rachmaninov tradition, brilliantly.

Marsalis enters The Jungle to claim Gershwin and Bernstein’s crown.

A delightful soufflé of rare French music for two pianos.

Tuck rounds off her entertaining and illuminating Czerny series in style.

A composer's subtle, generous homage to the music of the past.

Queensland’s chamber band lets the sun shine in with 10 local composers.

Delightfully bonkers Offenbach is more fun than a barrel full of llamas.

From Vienna to Hollywood, three quartets that should be heard more often.

Powerful performances as O’Donnell’s Westminster recording odyssey comes to a close.

Aussie prodigy revels in the world of a 19th-century German prodigy.

Beethoven’s final utterance and Webern’s earliest conclude Danish String Quartet series.