Norwegian trumpeter and her girl (brass) band blaze a trail. 

Bychkov embraces his inner Czech with a magisterial national masterpiece.

Infectious enthusiasm is a hallmark of these vibrant performances.

I Fagiolini serve up an aural feast of which Michelangelo would have approved.

Connolly pours a lifetime of experience into Mahler’s sorrowful songs.

Aussie prodigy revels in the world of a 19th-century German prodigy.

Rousset conjures graceful, jubilant and lively performances full of spark and subtlety. 

Mazzoli contemplates the universe in appealing orchestral guise.

Hughes latest program is smart, subtle and guaranteed to resonate.

Swedes prove equal to Sibelius in hands of dynamic Finn.

Niquet’s ‘super-size me’ Handel pays handsome dividends.

Few surprises here in Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s frankly bland interpretations.