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Alexandre Kantorow: the electrifying pianist born to play Saint-Saëns | Samuel Barber: the composer’s complete songs | Bach’s Cantata No 4: the finest recordings named
Featuring new recordings of Handel's La Resurrezione, Beethoven's piano concertos, Rachmaninov's Piano Sonata No 1 and much more
United Strings of Europe perform a beautiful new arrangement, taken from their album 'Renewal'
On the 10th anniversary of her canonisation, Voice offer an exclusive track, and explore what the medieval composer's music means to them
Oliver Davis tells us about how the natural world influenced the music on his new album
From around 1600 to 1750, the Baroque period witnessed the creation of some of the greatest musical masterpieces ever composed. Here's our beginner's guide to the greatest composers of the Baroque period
Britten Sinfonia and Pagrav Dance Company join forces at the Barbican next week to explore this fascinating work afresh
The soprano discusses the role, ahead of her Edinburgh International Festival performance
Signing, and nurturing, musicians is as important as ever
'Beim Schlafengehen' and 'Im Abendrot' - recorded at the Leeds Lieder Festival, with Joseph Middleton
Still in his twenties, the Oslo Philharmonic’s Chief Conductor Klaus Mäkelä is remarkably clear-sighted about what he wants to achieve and how – even after lockdown required a different approach to recording his debut album of the Sibelius symphonies, writes Andrew Mellor. Photography by Marco...
Jonathan Freeman-Attwood welcomes the opportunity to reassess the pioneering legacy of Gustav Leonhardt
Featuring new releases from Mitsuko Uchida, Leif Ove Andsnes, Stephen Hough, Theatre of Voices and more...
Geraint Lewis appreciates a fastidious perfectionist whose rare visits to the studio and the concert hall excited his international army of pianophile admirers
Alisa Weilerstein: after solo Bach, the acclaimed cellist turns to Beethoven | Summer Festivals: our global guide to the 2022 season | Sibelius’s Violin Concerto: we name the best recordings | Mitsuko Uchida: the pianist’s revelatory Diabelli Variations
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