Review: Haydn 2032, Vol. 18 (Kammerorchester Basel, Giovanni Antonioni)
Antonioni emphasises brilliance in fast and furious accounts.
Antonioni emphasises brilliance in fast and furious accounts.
Five world premieres celebrate 75 years of Elgar’s greatest champions.
British Overtures Volume 3 is off to 11 good starts.
Pianist Phil Scott sits down with BenQ's new PianoLight. He likes what he sees.
A treasurable time capsule of the ACO at 50.
Two new, beautifully recorded box sets remind us of the exciting and expert music making of past eras.
Survey of new Aussie works shows opera is alive and kicking.
Clayton brings focus and intensity to Zender’s phantasmagoria of colour and emotion.
Daughter of famous father holds her own.
Faust and Melnikov’s relishable Mozart goes from strength to strength.
A fascinating tour of styles and scores presented with the FBO’s customary flair.
Beauty and power triumph in Gillham’s Chopin Etudes.
Pianist-lawyer Wee plans his flag firmly atop Beethoven’s Himalayan peaks.