Pierre Boulez thought that the string quartet was dead. I beg to differ...
- Friday, November 1, 2024
It’s heartening to see – some 250 years after Haydn’s first forays – so many composers still writing for string quartet
It’s heartening to see – some 250 years after Haydn’s first forays – so many composers still writing for string quartet
Andrew Farach-Colton and Andrew Achenbach reassess Nigel Kennedy’s first recording – made 40 years ago – of Elgar’s Violin Concerto
Jed Distler remembers the Brazilian musician hailed as a pianists’ pianist, whose abilities bordered on the supernatural and who left a treasure-laden legacy on record
Editor Martin Cullingford introduces the November issue of Gramophone
Charlotte Gardner explores a range of web-based concerts
Renaissance man Frank Dupree talks to Jeremy Nicholas with boundless enthusiasm about the appeal of Kapustin’s jazz-inspired music and about his own multifaceted career
The journalist, author and President of SOAS University of London Zeinab Badawi on the music in her life
Conductor Andrew Manze reflects on his Award-winning recording of Vaughan Williams's orchestral works
Stratton Bull discusses his Award-winning account of Obrecht’s Missa Maria zart
Conductor David Bernard describes how exploring Mahler’s First and Ninth Symphonies together unlocks insights about Mahler and his Music
Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius on period instruments won this year's Choral category
A unique overview of the finest classical music recordings of the 21st century, with links to the original Gramophone reviews
All of our Artists of the Year from 2014 to 2024 with recommended recordings for each artist
Hilary Hahn won Recording of the Year for her account of Ysaÿe’s Violin Sonatas on DG
The violinist Madeleine Mitchell reflects on the creative journey that led to her latest album
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