Review: Sturm und Drang, Vol. 2: Haydn, Gluck, Vanhal
Mozartists thrill on urgent journey through second installment of Sturm und Drang.
Mozartists thrill on urgent journey through second installment of Sturm und Drang.
Dudamel follows Ives’ journey from minor master to maverick.
Robert Plane does British music four favours in a treasure trove of discoveries.
Beautifully performed miniatures will enchant lovers of French flute music.
Bolstered by vivid leads and the LSO, Rattle’s second Vixen is his best.
A fine debut from two gifted Australian guitarists.
Skelton’s Grimes, captured at last for posterity, heads an outstanding recording.
An itinerant life that produced exciting, exotic music.
Alwyn’s powerful reworking of Strindberg is superbly championed.
Enjoy the revival of a heavenly Mass composed by a Bohemian bon vivant.
Kastalsky’s grand design is a powerful plea for the coming together of nations.
John Sheppard’s famous meditation on mortality reshaped by Skinner.
More musical gold from the old country unearthed by the Goldners and Piers Lane.