Review: Schumann & Brahms (Benjamin Grosvenor)
Benjamin Grosvenor: an old head on young fingers.
Benjamin Grosvenor: an old head on young fingers.
Auber’s zesty elixir offers a tonic that's as lip-smacking as Donizetti’s.
Dance is at the heart of a superb new recording of a thrilling Baroque masterpiece.
An atmospheric collision between voices, strings and electronics exploring ritual.
Luisi and his Danish Orchestra rise to the top of the pile.
From Isolde to Cleopatra, Decca unearths treasures the artist thought should languish in the vaults.
Takács Quartet's latest sees 2023 off to a flying start.
Stripped down Mahler reveals intimate exoskeleton beneath the behemoth.
Echos of Kronos in Mivos Quartet’s new Steve Reich survey.
Wilson's Sinfonia of London revel in 20th-century string favourites.
Collection of retro ragtime blues tinged with green and gold is an Entertainer.
Sudbin and daughter sparkle fairy dust over Tchaikovsky’s works for piano.
Mavra and Iolanta, cunningly interwoven? Ranisch almost pulls it off.