Review: Leo Sowerby: The Paul Whiteman Commissions & Other Early Works (Andy Baker Orchestra)
Sowerby shows the Roaring Twenties behaving themselves.
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.
Young Brit star plays American tunes for much-anticipated sophomore album
Gerhaher shines in a revelatory, thinking-man’s Boccanegra for the ages.
Nino Rota finally sheds his Fellini baggage.
Modern master of the keyboard revels in Renaissance glories.
From dawn to dusk: Haydn’s journey through the hours vividly realised.
New kids on the block make a debut for the ages.
No generational divide in rarely-heard French Baroque violin works.
French piano star offers a widely travelled invitation to the dance.
Savall’s distinctive approach to Victoria’s Holy Week music brings fresh insights.
Charm meets passion in visually sumptuous staging of Gounod’s greatest non-hit.