Mozart versus Salieri: two early operas show just how talented both composers were
- Monday, February 15, 2021
Christophe Rousset compares two early works composed in 1771, recently recorded with Les Talens Lyriques
Christophe Rousset compares two early works composed in 1771, recently recorded with Les Talens Lyriques
This week's highlights include a new Beethoven's Ninth from Manfred Honeck and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Italian 18th century music from La Serenissima and piano transcriptions performed by Zlata Chochieva
Expressive live Monteverdi from London's Baroque at the Edge festival
James Jolly and Rob Cowan discuss Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, the art of interpretation and how the great recordings of the past century compare, including extracts from Carlos Kleiber, Herbert von Karajan, John Eliot Gardiner, Mariss Jansons and more
Rachmaninov from Philadelphia and Singapore, Daniel Hope playing Schnittke, Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih in Franck, and a Bach cantata from Philippe Pierlot and Ricercar Consort. Plus taster tracks by Renaud Capuçon and Stephen Hough, Jodie Devos and Joyce DiDonato
Among this week's highlights are Gesualdo madrigals from Les Arts Florissants and Paul Agnew, Schnittke from Daniel Hope and Lars Vogt's Janáček
A story of discovery, family and a box of pralines, by Christian Immler
Kenneth Woods introduces his new album 'Visions of Childhood', for which he has made new arrangements of music by Wagner, Mahler and Schubert
Composer Žibuoklė Martinaitytė's orchestral music has been recorded by the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra and conductor Giedrė Šlekytė and, as this introductory film reveals, it is a compelling world of sound
Soprano Claire Booth on the powerful resonance of Poulenc's one-act opera
Radio 3's Controller on how the station is exploring the sounds of the natural world
Julian Perkins reveals how the new recording of Dodgson's 'Margaret Catchpole: Two Worlds Apart' came about
This week sees the release of our the Recording of the Month in the February issue of Gramophone – Rachmaninov from The Philadelphia Orchestra and Yannick Nézet-Séguin, plus much more...
A captivating live performance of Purcell's haunting ‘The Plaint’ by La Nuova Musica and Lucy Crowe from this year's Baroque at the Edge festival in London
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