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Hilary Hahn’s new album, which pays tribute to Paris, marks the end of a year-long sabbatical that reminded her what’s worth fighting for, writes Andrew Mellor
Clare Hammond introduces her new album of piano variations from the 20th and 21st centuries
Jack Pepper talks to performers and composers about the ways that they have managed to keep productive in a year of pandemic restrictions
Richard Whitehouse has no doubt that things will only get better for this already popular and much-recorded composer
A young cast, imaginative filming - how the project came about. Watch the first episode for free
Pianist Di Xiao on the pressures of balancing being a musician and parent, and lessons learned in lockdown
Faust, Queyras, Melnikov and Heras-Casado play the central movement - taken from their new album
Concertos by Beethoven and Piazzolla, piano music by Bach/Saint-Saëns, Liszt and Haydn, short orchestral works by Boieldieu, Auber and Raymond Yiu, and the voices of Jodie Devos, Matthias Goerne, Lise Davidsen and Sandrine Piau
This week's highlights include Bartók's orchestral works from BBC SSO and Thomas Dausgaard, an ear-catching Beethoven Triple Concerto and Biber from Vox Luminis and Lionel Meunier
The vocal ensemble launch a series of Lenten music
This week's highlights include Benjamin Grosvenor's new Liszt album, Beethoven's Seventh Symphony from the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, Mahler's Second Symphony from Adam Fischer, and Jodie Devos's 'And Love Said...'
Mezzo-soprano Helen Charlston on the making of the OAE's new Purcell video
Hilary Hahn's 'Paris', Benjamin Grosvenor's 'Liszt', Ksenija Sidorova's ‘Piazzolla Reflections’, Salieri's Armida from Les Talens Lyriques and Christophe Rousset, and much more
A special excerpt from a documentary issued as part of Warner Classics's Szell anniversary boxset
I Fagiolini's imaginative use of video to convey the meaning and drama of early music have long been compelling - and gloriously quirky. The group's Director Robert Hollingworth talks us through four key projects
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