Review: Sturm Und Drang: Volume 1 (The Mozartists)
When storm and stress can be a good thing.
When storm and stress can be a good thing.
All-Australian Beethoven concerti cycle brings zip and zing to favourites.
Lang’s new opera counts the cost of knowing Glenn Gould.
Stanford’s last opera shows extraordinarily dexterous word-setting.
Castorf’s take on Janáček’s prison opera sure involves a lot of cooks.
Baroque soap opera: Gervais does fifty weddings and a funeral.
Art songs from Australia inspired by Mellos’s Greek roots.
Don’t miss this outstanding debut from a young Latvian composer.
Ferrier and Walter excel in Mahler's Swan Song.
Ruby spawns three gems: Contrasting song-cycles showcase adaptable skills.
A box of musical bonbons to be savoured a few at a time.
Hamelin’s latest deep-sea dive brings striking works to the surface.
Pollini rushes Beethoven’s final fence in an otherwise superb disc.