Review: Rostropovich Encores (Alban Gerhardt, Markus Becker)
In the era of Spotify playlists, we might expect to be living in a golden age of the “sample album”.
In the era of Spotify playlists, we might expect to be living in a golden age of the “sample album”.
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Mons Capuçon convinces in three new violin concertos françaises.
Batiashvili and Barenboim here prove the perfect partners.
Four of Nørgård’s finest reveal the breadth of his singular mind.
This particularly rapid unintelligible patter isn’t generally heard and if it is it doesn’t matter, matter, matter, matter...
Scott and Pereira celebrate the joy of friendship and artistry.
What’s in a word? Interpreting the secret scribbles of musicians, maestros and some of the great composers. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
A fascinating programme played with much intelligence and skill.
A competent, but controlled recital from this world-class trumpeter.
With their lucky charms, bizarre rituals and arcane mantras, the average artist can be an irrational being.
Live recording reveals Davis's hero to be surprisingly earthbound.