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Since making an inspired return to jazz for its latest album, Quatuor Ébène has hired a new cellist who’s had to step into some formidable shoes. But, as Charlotte Gardner discovers, the Award-winning group is already settling into their new era in style
What are the most exciting concerts and operas to look forward to over the coming season across Europe? Jack Pepper is your guide
As well as attending sessions for a recording of Obrecht’s Missa Scaramella, Edward Breen learns from Fabrice Fitch about the fascinating process of reconstructing an incomplete Renaissance work
As J&A Beare publish a comprehensive catalogue of Antonio Stradivari’s instruments, James Jolly talks to the luthier Robert Brewer Young about the Italian master’s art
The award-winning documentary producer on how nature and travel inspired his love of music
Andrew Mellor shines a spotlight on the fascinating Icelandic composer probably best known as a conductor
What are the most exciting concerts and operas to look forward to over the coming season across the UK? Jack Pepper is your guide
Editor Martin Cullingford introduces the October issue of Gramophone
Featuring outstanding new recordings from the Calidore String Quartet, La Serenissima and Adrian Chandler, Joshua Bell, Steven Isserlis and Jeremy Denk
Tim Ashley and Mark Pullinger return to Janet Baker’s 1967 recording with Sir John Barbirolli of Ravel’s song-cycle Shéhérazade
However devoted you are to your CDs, it’s simple to have them all at your fingertips, and have them integrated with streaming services, too
Andrew Farach-Colton hears how Barbara Hannigan is enthused by this mercurial music
What are the most exciting concerts and operas to look forward to over the coming season across North America? Jack Pepper is your guide
Terrestrial radio tuners are something of a rarity these days – but even with the FM service looking set to remain for a while, is the answer to switch to online listening?
Jeremy Nicholas celebrates the US tenor with a repertoire that spanned a wide variety of genres – a major star of the Met Opera who became a household name through radio
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