‘Ur-Boris’ is richly played, strongly sung, superbly recorded.

A fine, felt, forcibly argued finish to a ripely individual survey.

Kolesnikov stakes claim as Chopin interpreter of insight.

Levit goes full cycle – pianist stakes his claim as a Beethovenian for contemporary ears.

It’s Haydn, but not as you’ve ever heard him before.

Berlin’s new broom – thrilling Pathétique announces formidable partnership.

Expressive playing makes up for misleading title.

A superbly played conclusion to an enterprising series.

Head and heart: Goerne and Andsnes mix drama and poetry.

Schiff reborn guarantees revelations aplenty.

Superbly played rumination on meeting of musical minds.

Lisiecki brings winning youthful brio and ardour to Mendelssohn’s Piano.