Review: Paris Bar – Françaix, Tansman, Lajtha (Notos Quartett)
Marvellous performances as part of a curious concept.
Marvellous performances as part of a curious concept.
South African soprano’s debut disc proves as good as gold.
Debut release for Cawrse a long time coming but well worth the wait.
Valuable re-issues of Maxwell Davies at his most iconic and provocative.
Osborne wrestles Rachmaninov’s sprawling Faustian sonata into submission.
A wondrous start to Bychkov and the Czech Phil’s Mahler symphony cycle.
Finely-wrought songs by one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century.
Antonini & Co combine contemporary precision with old-fashioned charm.
Handsome revival rescues opera unfairly consigned to Siberia.
Stars align in Muti’s hard to be bettered Verdi Requiem.
Debut album brings much-neglected French women composers out of the shadows.
Andsnes and Co. reap a bumper crop from a Mozart annus mirabilis.
Cross-channel collaboration lends piquant French sensibility to a great English opera.