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As his career changes gear, and he adds ‘author’ to his CV, Sir Antonio Pappano talks to James Jolly about his love of English music, his musical journey and ‘influence’
Richard Whitehouse delves into the fascinating and evocative sound world of this Scottish composer
Geraint Lewis and Jeremy Dibble revisit the first ever full recording of Elgar’s The Kingdom, made by Sir Adrian Boult in 1968
The composer Oliver Leith talks about his opera Last Days
The substantial and individual work of this UK-based, US-born composer is championed by Richard Whitehouse
Clara Schumann's music has a depth and originality that has inspired many outstanding recordings. Here are 20 of the finest, from Isata Kanneh-Mason, Tasmin Little, Carolyn Sampson and more
We spoke to the composer about her latest album, 'Revolución Diamantina' and her collaborations with Gustavo Dudamel
Clarinetist, Graeme Steele Johnson and the Loeffler Octet Revival Ensemble perform this newly discovered work
In both speaking with the Austrian composer and exploring his music, Hattie Butterworth finds a powerful honesty of experience
‘This recording prompts a revisiting the question of why we know what we know today.’
Emmanuel Despax shares his unique perspective on Liszt's work, shaped by his personal connection to the composer
Now featuring previously unheard recordings of the original rehearsal in 1963
Tim Parry meets Pavel Kolesnikov and Samson Tsoy to discuss their new recording of perhaps the greatest of all piano duets
Family, folk dancing and a masterclass from 98-year-old György Kurtág: Jack Pepper meets the Hungarian violinist star couple behind central Europe’s leading chamber music festival
Taken from the duo's upcoming album ‘Faroe Islands: Echoes on the Wind’, out on 26 July with VOCES8 Records
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