Review: Handel: Alcina (Les Musiciens du Louvre, Marc Minkowski)
A bewitching new take on Handel's tale of enchantment and thwarted passion.
A bewitching new take on Handel's tale of enchantment and thwarted passion.
Bristling with passion and pathos, Rattle delivers the finest of Kát’as.
Essential holiday listening includes gripping symphonies from a well-known pianist, Rattle’s Siegfried, Wilson’s Daphnis and Osborne’s latest Debussy.
Kožená and Rattle return with a compelling program of folk song arrangements.
Sir Simon Rattle chats about Bruckner, Brexit and the London Symphony Orchestra's tour of Australia.
An outstanding new recital by a mezzo who has rarely sounded better.
Part Scandi-noir thriller, part Ancient Greek drama, Kaija Saariaho's Innocence makes for persuasive music theatre.
Starry musical soirée finds Kožená and Rattle at their most relaxed.
Kožená’s impassioned performances fill a rare garden with sighs.
Mr and Mrs Rattle invite Skelton to sing of the earth.
A new take on Salome, Sir Andrew Davis's wintery wander through Vaughan Williams' Sinfonia Antartica and more.
Another top shelf Pelléas means it's chacun á son goût.
The Czech mezzo-soprano talks about her new album and describes her life-long love affair with Monteverdi. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in