Review: Debussy: Études & Pour le piano (Steven Osborne)
Clarity, intelligence and artistry to spare in top Brit’s new Debussy collection.
Clarity, intelligence and artistry to spare in top Brit’s new Debussy collection.
Hindoyan offers spirited and fresh takes on well-known fare.
Elder’s passionate reassessment of Delius’ masterpiece demands to be heard.
Fifty years of Gallic musicmaking, lush, dramatic and thoroughly enthralling.
Sonatas for our uncertain times superbly played and recorded.
A banquet and bouquet with fragrant 19th-century music for flute and piano.
I Fagiolini serve up an aural feast of which Michelangelo would have approved.
Dame Ethel’s second opera proves she was more than a one or two hit wonder.
David Malouf’s poetic world brought to life thanks to Katie Noonan & co.’s beautiful blend.
Music celebrating hidden love no longer confined to the closets of history.
Wilson and his Sinfonia produces a top pick in this luscious score.
Cheney offers a unique and enquiring take on Australian chamber music.
An outstandingly detailed Siegfried from Rattle, providing you can live with the lead.