Review: Vaughan Williams: Sinfonia Antartica, Symphony No 9 (Royal Liverpool PO/Manze)
A touch of musical fire and ice on a clear day in the Antarctic.
A touch of musical fire and ice on a clear day in the Antarctic.
Ehnes’s lark takes wing, but Manze’s sea remains becalmed.
A walk on the wild side – a minor English composer gets a major new release.
An attractive selection of RVW rarities, both sacred and secular.
Cellist Natalie Clein's heartfelt advocacy makes for a fine disc of Clarke, Bridge and Vaughan Williams.
Many moments of grandeur, but should you set sail in it?
It celebrates its 40th year with six inventive programs next year.
The British filmmaker's composer portraits for the BBC are Limelight's Recording of the Month in August.
Scenes from a life x3: A trio of British composers are reborn in masterly, moving documentaries.
Heavenly Twins: Vaughan Williams’ Fifth and Sixth prove two sides of a classy coin.
The conductor talks about his recording of Vaughan Williams' Fifth and Sixth Symphonies with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Limelight's Recording of the Month in July.
Brabbins croons a wonderful Foggy Day in London town.
Sir Andrew Davis plays it cool in Antarctica.