Hough digs deep to find a treasure chest of miniature gems.

Piano postcards by Stephen Hough, orchestral works by Mahler and Sibelius, chamber music from home and abroad, and a makeover for the Eton Choirbook.

The Gesualdo Six's founder explains the ideas behind their latest album.

Fresh, authentic-sounding Elgar and Dvořák from Gerhardt.

A walk in this musical garden promises reflection and delight.

The latest from The Gesualdo Six, orchestral music by Martinů, Shostakovich and Bach, and something utterly original involving accordion and percussion.

Esfahani dazzles in Bach's concertos for solo harpsichord and strings.

The pianists, mostly British, performed these unfamiliar, challenging works with extraordinary discipline and flair.

Fine Vine, from the chamber rather than the cellar.

Amid fierce competition, a relative rarity has carried off the top prize.

This month features a major rediscovery, Simon Rattle’s take on a concert staple, a probing Well-Tempered Clavier and, remarkably for the first time, the complete My Fair Lady.

A philosopher of the keyboard returns with a thrilling take on a Bach masterpiece.