Review: Walton: Cello Concerto, Symphony No. 1, Scapino (Sinfonia of London, John Wilson)
Wilson and Walton: a meeting of minds.
Wilson and Walton: a meeting of minds.
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.
Lerner and Loewe’s musical masterpiece gets the John Wilson treatment.
Siblings shine brilliant light into often dark places.
Exuberant, colourful performances, introducing a gorgeous cello concerto.
The completist’s Carousel get the John Wilson treatment.
Essential holiday listening includes gripping symphonies from a well-known pianist, Rattle’s Siegfried, Wilson’s Daphnis and Osborne’s latest Debussy.
Wilson and his Sinfonia produces a top pick in this luscious score.
The conductor and Broadway expert explains the thinking behind "historically informed" musicals.
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s ground breaker gets ground-breaking treatment.
This month we are in vocal heaven with period instrument Rodgers & Hammerstein, Shakespearean song, an operatic take on Wuthering Heights, and a resurrected Parsifal.
From barnstorming to delicately decorative, Stephen Hough's pianism shines across an unhackneyed program.
Biber’s Mystery Sonatas, Fabio Luisi’s Nielsen cycle impresses, and Matthias Goerne presents Schubert in Technicolor.