One and one makes two in streamlined Marais Project release.

Bouquets all round for this fresh, appealing and diverse program.

The Sixteen gift us sublime songs of serenity and solace.

A probing look into the dark, homicidal and harmonic world of Gesualdo.

A rich trove of little-known songs brought to light by a smart young countertenor.

A moderately savage Rite and an enigmatic concerto make for strange bedfellows.

Another stellar release celebrating Australia's wealth of female composers.

The Swedish Chamber Orchestra presents a clever contrast between Bach's Brandenburg Concertos and a collection of new works.

A Rossini showcase puts on a display Dulcamara would be proud of.

Punchy, period approach works wonders, but what’s with the highlights?

Schulhoff’s Don Giovanni combines late-Romantic lushness with le jazz hot.

Lise Davidsen's sophomore album is first class.