Review: Muse (Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Isata Kanneh-Mason)
Sibling chemistry triumphs over stormy cello masterpieces.
Sibling chemistry triumphs over stormy cello masterpieces.
Rameau’s ugly nymph hops out of the pond and into haute couture.
A fascinating program of rare Americana, stunningly played.
Purcell’s royal odes given elegance, polish and wit from The King’s Consort.
A fiery mix of old and new from the land of the Maple Leaf.
A musical entente cordiale in songs by Britten and Canteloube.
Clarinet stars in more discoveries from an overlooked composer.
Nicole Chevalier demands to be heard in Konwitschny’s angel-laden production.
Chopin’s exquisite bel canto ‘arias’ take wing under master’s touch.
A strong debut from a fine Northern Irish ensemble with much to say.
Walker’s Russian odyssey ends with we listeners all the richer for it.
Three hits scrubbed up in sparkling sound showcase Donizetti in full lyrical flight.
La Rêveuse reveals an underrated composer in French viol showcase.