Review: Cavalli: L’Egisto (Le Poème Harmonique, Vincent Dumestre)
A Baroque masterpiece resurrected with style and gusto.
A Baroque masterpiece resurrected with style and gusto.
Six works, three players, one fascinating journey.
A match made in heaven deliver a corker of a concept album.
Rota’s Parisian soufflé gets its just deserts at last.
Nelson and his Strasbourg forces share the love with Romeo and Juliet.
Jacobs draws every drop of drama out of Haydn’s stately Stabat.
Rousset conjures graceful, jubilant and lively performances full of spark and subtlety.
Eloquence celebrates a French violinist and a Dutch soprano.
Odd couple, Weelkes and Byrd get first-class treatment by perfect partners.
In world’s first opera, moral debates and souls in torment have seldom felt such fun.
Celebration of Australian women continues in excellent latest instalment.
Amy Rita's debut release is ambient classical but not as we know it.
Petrenko and his BPO create a Shostakovich symphonic trilogy for the ages.