Review: Clytemnestra (Ruby Hughes)
Ruby spawns three gems: Contrasting song-cycles showcase adaptable skills.
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.
Musical twins: Ólafsson spectacularly reunites Rameau and Debussy.
Lean, mean period takes on Mozart’s sonatas from a dedicated duo.
The early string quartet explored as the art of conversation.
Aussie flautist wows with technique, invention and style.
More than three decades later, a classic gets a sequel.
Hope looks to the past: Pre-War salons yield some riches.
Strong tonal palette, but arrangements and choices prove less successful.
Sheku’s Elgar sees him filling some very big shoes indeed.
Thomas Adès’s complex new works benefit from the master’s touch.