Before there was Handel there was John Eccles and a truly English opera.

Inspired by Murnau and Faust, Hribar rearranges for a 108-key Stuart.

In the beginning was the word, and the word was "Bach".

Ivan Ilić uncovers the missing link between the Goldbergs and Diabellis.

From Ives to Clarke, an intriguing mix of the familiar with the less-so.

Retuning makes a return in gleaming Biber and bass showcase.

For our troubled times, a moving musical gift from two gifted artists.

All bow to York Bowen, one of the 20th century's keyboard legends.

European string troupe’s grand tour takes in the Antipodes.

Janowski raises the bar for Il Tabarro with flair and feeling.

Nice staging, nice singers, shame about the tunes (or lack of them).

The instrumental playing dazzles on this idiosyncratic new Orfeo.