Fire and finesse in equal measure grace Hahn’s return from darkness to light.

An ample second helping of Gipps suggests the first was no flash in the pan.

The Aussie-born barrister-pianist continues to make a case for your attention.

Thrilling recording of new Japanese works and a 20th-century classic.

Unfamiliar Vaughan Williams reveals a treasure trove of ideas.

An American in Paris as Oropesa shines in French bel canto.

An orchestral phenomenon and a new record deal tributes a black British trailblazer.

Ulstermen celebrate the fall of the Berlin Weill.

Phillip Scott explores Heitor Villa-Lobos’s string quartets and Diaghilev’s musical legacy.

Double vision in Ólafsson’s spellbinding recital mirrored by two pianos.

Brabbins’ meticulous and meritorious RVW cycle gathers strength.

A charismatic countertenor pays homage to Handel’s castrato superstar.