Dusapin’s glittering, raw-edged score delivers visceral theatre.

Fidelio take one: Jacobs makes a case for Beethoven’s first thoughts.

Terrific team does justice to Schumann’s wonderful wedding gift.

Maltman ranges the continent in search of war and its victims.

Tallis Scholars ask will the real Josquin please stand up?

Music meets politics as French collide with their neighbours.

Magnificent Magnificats: Nethsingha explores an eclectic collection of canticles.

We find Paul Wee guilty, m’lud, of being a magnificent pianist.

Muller’s Mozart mission makes its point in magnificent fashion.

Nézet-Séguin luxuriates in Mahler’s most grandiose conception.

Scarlatti delights, but is four discs too much of a good thing?

Melnikov’s probing Prokofiev goes from strength to strength.