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In every issue of Gramophone you will find Gramophone Collection – a long-running series in which we ask one of our writers to survey the available recordings of a particular work and choose their favourite. Here are the recent Top Choice albums in the series – a great way to discover outstanding...
Featuring new albums from Benjamin Grosvenor, Joyce DiDonato, Daniel Lozakovich, Isabelle Faust, Daniel Müller-Schott and many more
Joyce DiDonato and Kate Lindsey spare five precious minutes during the intermission of Handel's Agrippina at the Metropolitan Opera in New York to talk about the opera
The concept album has come of age, says soprano Carolyn Sampson
Piano Sonata No 30 in E major, Op. 109: 1. Vivace ma non troppo
Chief Conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Kirill Karabits, is bringing Richard Strauss's Elektra to concert halls in Bournemouth and Birmingham
Daniel Hope and friends play Chausson; Masaaki Suzuki conducts Bach's St Matthew Passion, Konstantin Lifschitz plays Beethoven and John Eliot Gardiner conducts Schumann, plus taster tracks from Mutter, Ma and Barenboim, Eric Lu and Aleksandra Kurzak
Part of the latest entry-level range from the British-based company, there’s something old fashioned about this pairing – both in features and value
Simon Cox and Septura are seeking to create a new repertoire for brass chamber ensemble
Tania León introduces her Project 19 commission, Stride, for the New York Philharmonic
Since the arrival of the gramophone, the range and interpretative possibilities of Beethoven’s music have been revealed as never before, writes Richard Osborne
Mezzo Kate Lindsey sings Haydn, Alexandre Kantorow plays José Serebrier's piano concerto, John Wilson conducts Chabrier, songs from Mary Bevan and Nicholas Phan, and an impressive first encounter with the the striking voice of tenor Petr Nekoranec
Richard Wigmore traces the history of this sacred genre from the 17th century onwards
'British Baroque: Power and Illusion' explores relationship between power and art in Restoration Britain
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