Review: Holy Fools: Music of Luke Altmann (Benaud Trio)
The Benaud Trio are compelling advocates for Luke Altmann in this literature-infused exploration of the composer’s work.
The Benaud Trio are compelling advocates for Luke Altmann in this literature-infused exploration of the composer’s work.
Whether oboe with strings or oboe alone, Celia Craig's Artaria releases are well worth a listen.
Glorious orchestrations shine in works by award-winning Russian based in Sweden.
A forgotten Irish composer is superbly championed by Niall Kinsella.
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Fischer’s forces sing a Song of the Earth for the ages.
Persuasive advocacy for a neglected Brazilian master’s songs and piano pieces.
Marc-André Hamelin wrestles with two piano Goliaths and comes out on top.
All-male performances show Monteverdi's madrigals in a new light.
Snider reworks mass into requiem for the environment to spectacular effect.
Rarely heard chamber masterpieces superbly played.
Jordan’s Vienna swansong serves up watercolour treatments of Brahms’ symphonies.
Savall’s Revolutionary fervour brings snap, crackle and pop to five of Beethoven’s best.