Ulisse completes this Monteverdian’s Monteverdi.

The American conductor tells us about swapping guitar for baton, what recording can do for an orchestra, and her new Respighi disc, which is Limelight's Recording of the Month in April.

Mendes achieves the impossible as audiences find themselves learning to love the Lehmans.

Schumann’s English drinking mate serves up a trio of treats.

Fascinating issue reveals Rattle’s first and latest thoughts on Mahler.

Master lutenist delivers Dowland's dolours, but with plenty of uplift and a tale or two to tell.

Many are afraid of dying, but for these two composers, that was only the half of it.

Great expectations fulfilled in Andris Nelsons' Straussian music fest, despite the kerfuffle.

The Dutch violinist talks about moving countries to study at the Menuhin School age 11, her remarkably wide repertoire and the challenges of performing Beethoven’s and Sibelius’s concertos.

Perfect compilation proves Aussie sisters have been doing it for themselves for a century.

Now in his 40s, the one-time ‘boy wonder’ tells us about Abbado’s Mahler, the importance of giving Bruckner back his Austrian accent and the endless joy of Mozart.

Malcolm Martineau fleshes out the decade that time forgot.