Review: Without Borders (Can Çakmur)
Folk-song-inspired program shows a convincing synthesis of old and new art.
Folk-song-inspired program shows a convincing synthesis of old and new art.
Finessed, insightful playing makes a strong claim for attention.
Vivaldi's Gloria's mass appeal enhanced by 'new' complete Mass.
Rediscoveries and a remarkable Tallis Fantasia grace this Vaughan Williams birthday bouquet.
A fascinating look at why all Ravel’s roads did not head to Rome.
A promising start to a musical journey promising seriousness and humour along the way.
An exciting program of Estonian premieres from the horse’s mouth.
Queyras and Melnikov sweep the listener away with romantic élan.
Alexandre Kantorow proves irresistible in scintillating Saint-Saëns.
Fun and frolics as Andrew Litton explores a Soviet composer’s lighter side.
Wonderfully alive, Oropesa proves herself the Violetta of her generation.
Jurowski's valedictory Stravinsky tribute showcases an LPO in fine fettle.
Superb ensemble shines light on chamber works by Beethoven’s overlooked pupil.