Review: Sopranista (Samuel Mariño, La Cetra, Andrea Marcon)
Gender-bending soprano Mariño defies convention and gravity – but not gravitas.
Gender-bending soprano Mariño defies convention and gravity – but not gravitas.
Freddie De Tommaso stakes claim as “The Tenor” of his generation.
The piano leads the field with front runners Mitsuko Uchida and Leif Ove Andsnes, but first an auspicious start to a brand new Mahler cycle.
Mitsuko Uchida returns with a masterful account of a piano masterpiece.
The big guns are out this month with box sets from Decca and DG, but other labels have plenty on offer, including an outstanding vocal recital from Nicky Spence.
At 97, Ruth Slenczynska talks about her relationships with Rachmaninov and Barber, and her brand new album.
The great Romanian pianist who came to shun the recording studio passes at 76.
New conductor takes his place in the Pantheon of Sibelius interpreters.
A child prodigy in the 1920s and a Decca artist in the 1950s and 60s, 97-year-old American pianist Ruth Slenczynska has now been re-signed by the label.
This month Limelight explores electric instruments in classical music, and women and sexual violence in opera. We also interview Paavali Jumppanen, Artistic Director of ANAM, and explore Halévy's grand opera La Juive.
A gorgeous showcase for Norway's best and brightest.
Eloquence restores some landmarks in the history of recorded classical music.
Ricci takes us back to an era when violinists were stars.