Review: Elsewhere (The Australian Voices, Gordon Hamilton)
Many pleasures come together in this mysterious compilation.
Many pleasures come together in this mysterious compilation.
John Nelson’s stellar Faust; signed, sealed and delivered.
A mixed bag of loot from the Sir Arthur Bliss archive.
Shostakovich revisited: Riccardo Muti champions Babi Yar 50 years on.
Donohoe rehabilitates neglected music with revelatory playing.
Masterworks receive masterful performances care of Osborne.
New works sparkle in the hands of Michael Kieran Harvey.
Zehetmair conquers the Everest of the solo violin repertoire.
From shimmering impressionism to picturesque musical postcards, a British maestro celebrates France.
Not a must have, but a valuable introduction to one of Rossini’s lesser-known works regardless.
German soprano joins the Pentatone stable with a winner of a recital.
An esoteric masterwork by an eccentric recluse.
Hough captures Brahms, as the final cigar is extinguished…