Review: The Walk Home (Amy Rita)
Amy Rita's debut release is ambient classical but not as we know it.
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.
The final frontier: classic sci-fi filtered through cutting-edge electronica.
For a good wallow, Schreker is your guy, Eschenbach your guide.
Christian Lacroix serves up a riot of colour in the original Parisian sex comedy.
A sparkling Mozart set from a pianist who seizes the moment.
A bracing Turandot with Alfano’s extended completion for the first time on disc.
Exquisite music by Bach fils, performed by a match made in heaven.
Lavish box set unearths long-awaited treasures by Frenchwomen of note.
Back to the future for Levin’s Mozart concerto survey.
Silesian survey of 20th-century masterworks vaults to top of the pile.
Mead’s eye for detail shows Restoration masterpieces in their true colours.
A fine, time-collapsing debut on disc by the Ruisi Quartet.