Review - Joseph Szigeti plays Beethoven and Berg Violin Concertos (Biddulph)

Rob Cowan
Friday, June 14, 2024

Biddulph’s recently released transfer of this classic recording is the best I’ve yet heard

Register now to continue reading

Thanks for exploring the Gramophone website. Sign up for a free account today to enjoy the following benefits:

Free access to 3 subscriber-only articles per month
Unlimited access to our news, podcasts and awards pages
Free weekly email newsletter

Review - Bruckner ‘From the Archives, Vol 2’ (Somm)

What makes the set unmissable is van Beinum’s outstanding performance of ‘Die Nullte’

Review - Great Recordings from the BBC Legends Archive: Leopold Stokowski (ICA Classics)

‘For Stokowski, the page in front of him was a launch pad rather than an end in itself, which is why...

Review - JS Bach: The Complete Vocal Works (Bach Collegium Japan / Masaaki Suzuki)

Jonathan Freeman-Attwood assesses Masaaki Suzuki’s cycle of Bach’s vocal works

Review - ‘John Culshaw - The Art of the Producer: The Early Years 1948-1955’

Richard Osborne greets a set dedicated to Decca’s influential recording producer, John Culshaw

Book review - Vaughan Williams in Context, edited by Julian Onderdonk and Ceri Owen

Vaughan Williams in Context offers many fresh perspectives on RVW’s life and times

Book review - My Life in Music, by Sir Antonio Pappano

There are professional music writers who could do worse than learn from Pappano's example

Gramophone Print

Print Edition

From £6.67 / month

Gramophone Digital Club

Digital Edition
Digital Archive
Reviews Database
Full website access

From £8.75 / month

Gramophone Full Club

Print Edition
Digital Edition
Digital Archive
Reviews Database
Full website access

From £11.00 / month

If you are a library, university or other organisation that would be interested in an institutional subscription to Gramophone please click here for further information.