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Every recording of JS Bach's music to have won a Gramophone Award since 1977, featuring outstanding accounts of the St Matthew Passion, Goldberg Variations, Cello Suites and more
Arnold Östman's recordings transformed the way we experience and think about Mozart’s greatest dramatic masterpieces
Renata Scotto speaks to Alan Blyth for Gramophone's August 1978 issue
Mark Seow traces the rise to ubiquity of Vivaldi’s famed work – and hears from some of today’s leading violinists about why it’s beloved by both artists and audiences
Amid a feast of world-class music-making, James Jolly sits down with the Director of London’s Wigmore Hall, John Gilhooly to find out how this unique concert hall ticks
In 2006 Michael Boyd spoke to Gramophone about how he felt that music could communicate what words could not
Composer Will Todd talks about writing the opera Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, ahead of a performance at If Opera
More unique insights into the musical journeys of six leading Yamaha artists
20 outstanding albums from Hyperion Records, all of them Gramophone Award-winners, and all available to stream
Edward Breen welcomes the reissue of John Eliot Gardiner’s pioneering Erato legacy
David Patrick Stearns talks to leading pianists, singers and composers shaping the art song tradition for today
The Brazilian guitarist also reveals details of his new Decca Gold album
Penelope Thwaites reflects on how the stories of real people inspire and motivate her compositional process
Maria Callas embodies the drama, the passion and, ultimately, the tragedy that makes opera what it is
Richard Wigmore explores Handel’s work through the lens of six pivotal years in his life, relating to both his music and his biography
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