Review: Offenbach: Barbe-Bleue (Opéra De Lyon)
Pelly sees that Offenbach’s serial polygamist gets his just deserts.
Pelly sees that Offenbach’s serial polygamist gets his just deserts.
A stupendous new recording of Liszt's singular vocal music.
Bebbington bring to life the brilliantly sparkling world of Poulenc.
Captivating collection of 21st-century piano works from Northern Europe.
Fireworks aplenty in Dudamel's HD LA Phil Mahler cracker.
Trailblazing Farrenc symphonies impress in scintillating new recording.
Distinctive intersection of ancient and modern provides rewarding musical encounter.
Nexas prove the saxophone quartet can rival the strings in sultry Latin delights.
Zimerman and Rattle produce a Beethoven Piano concerto cycle for the ages.
Superb re-imagining of French Baroque opera by Véronique Gens.
Sowerby shows the Roaring Twenties behaving themselves.
Lippel presents Bach refretted, reimagined and rejuvenated.
A startling string quartet, like you’ve never heard it, for these pandemic times.