Review: Mirrors (Jeanine de Bique, Concerto Köln, Luca Quintavalle)
This dazzling debut from Jeanine de Bique will have you wanting more.
This dazzling debut from Jeanine de Bique will have you wanting more.
Bohemian fantasies beguiling transformed by Camerata Zürich.
Finnish composers escape from Sibelius' shadow to strut their stuff.
Talented US rookie offers insight into late Soviet genre bender.
Roth and colleagues conjure beauty and terror in Weinberg’s riveting chamber music.
Staier delivers Rolls Royce performances on a Rolls Royce instrument.
A long-standing orchestra/conductor team at their peak.
Market girl finds true love in Hahn’s homage to Second Empire Paris.
A cavalcade of stars, “muso a muso”, capture the unguarded moment.
Seventh time’s the charm in Wallfisch’s new Telemann concerto release.
Two dozen of Scarlatti’s finest showcase the Melbourne Con’s Steinways.
Eloquence restores some landmarks in the history of recorded classical music.
Roll over Beethoven, this was the real First Viennese School.