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Charles Timbrell introduces a lesser-played masterpiece that was part of the miraculous outpouring of solo piano music Schumann composed in the years immediately before his marriage to Clara Wieck, and surveys its history on record

Meeting Sander Booij, one of the most gifted Dutch organ builders of his generation

Features

Friday, February 23, 2024

| Choir and Organ

Chris Bragg meets Sander Booij, one of the most gifted Dutch organ builders of his generation, as he takes over the leadership of one of the country’s most venerable workshops

Top Picks: Looking back over 10 of our favourite Gramophone Podcast episodes

Features

Monday, March 4, 2024

| Gramophone

From Bach to John Williams... Join us as we explore the breadth of topics available to our listeners

Puccini: Turandot at Malmö Opera | Live Review

Review

Tuesday, February 27, 2024

| Opera Now

'Sofia Jupither’s staging of Turandot does away with blood and guts, focusing instead on a tangible sense of hope and a community clinging to it with every fibre it has'

‘Schubert + Brahms’ – Schubert: Impromptus, D935. Drei Klavierstücke, D946. Brahms: Klavierstücke, Op 119 (Can Çakmur)

Review

Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

It would be difficult to imagine a less evasive Schubertian, or one who turns such an ironic eye on the amicable and domestic world of the ‘Schubertiads’

Pam Wedgwood wins Lifetime Achievement Award

News

Tuesday, March 26, 2024

| International Piano

Composer Pam Wedgwood to be recognised for her contribution to piano education

50 of the best classical pianists on record

Features

Monday, January 1, 2024

| Gramophone

An introduction to the greatest classical pianists and their best recordings, featuring Martha Argerich, Vladimir Horowitz, Igor Levit and Maria João Pires

Jonas Kaufmann interview: ‘I could sing Parsifal many times every year, but I don’t ... It’s too precious to just use it as a vehicle to make money’

Features

Friday, April 5, 2024

| Gramophone

Jonas Kaufmann returns to one of Wagner’s great roles, in a production now issued by Sony Classical. He tells Mark Pullinger about being part of an all-star performance in an empty opera house – and reveals a wish list of future plans

English Touring Opera's Robin Norton-Hale: ‘If you don’t get any letters, that means people thought, “That was all right” – I’d rather they felt something’

Features

Thursday, April 4, 2024

| Opera Now

General director of English Touring Opera, Robin Norton-Hale discusses her sanguine drive to present ambitious performances in the current opera climate

Has opera had enough grey concrete?

Opinion

Thursday, April 4, 2024

| Opera Now

Why on earth am I being made to watch yet another operatic story told within grey concrete walls and under arid strip lighting?

Charlie Mackesy | My Music: ‘I don’t think good music ever really leaves your soul’

Features

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

| Gramophone

The author of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse on his life-long love of music – and a new musical of the book for schools

Video of the Day: Her Ensemble perform Joanna Borrett's 'Us' for string orchestra

News

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

| Gramophone

The free-form group performs a folk-influenced string work by an emerging composer

Video of the Day: 'Luminous' for Wind

Classical Music News

Friday, April 5, 2024

| Gramophone

Delve behind the scenes at the iconic Abbey Road Studios as WindSync record Miguel del Aguila's Quinteto Sinfónico

Violinist Daniel Lozakovich moves to Warner Classics

Classical Music News

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

| Gramophone

23-year-old Swedish virtuoso moves labels from DG

Polarising pianist: Alexis Weissenberg

Features

Friday, May 24, 2024

| International Piano

In his latest discussion of a pianist notorious for invoking opposing points of view, Bryce Morrison explores the varied legacy of Alexis Weissenberg, an artist renowned for his uncompromising interpretations

'We all have a connection to the Holocaust' - Before It All Goes Dark opera preview

Features

Monday, May 20, 2024

| Opera Now

A story of Nazi looted art paves the way for a new opera by Jake Heggie for Music Of Remembrance about discovering Jewish identity and the power of journalism

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Editors' Choice 2023 - our favourite recordings of the year

Jonathan Freeman-Attwood on 'Handel for Trumpet'

Manchester-based creative wins DARE Art Prize

Samuil Feinberg: a life in the service of art

Schumann’s Faschingsschwank aus Wien | Repertoire Guide

Meeting Sander Booij, one of the most gifted Dutch organ builders of his generation

Top Picks: Looking back over 10 of our favourite Gramophone Podcast episodes

Puccini: Turandot at Malmö Opera | Live Review

‘Schubert + Brahms’ – Schubert: Impromptus, D935. Drei Klavierstücke, D946. Brahms: Klavierstücke, Op 119 (Can Çakmur)

Pam Wedgwood wins Lifetime Achievement Award

50 of the best classical pianists on record

Jonas Kaufmann interview: ‘I could sing Parsifal many times every year, but I don’t ... It’s too precious to just use it as a vehicle to make money’

English Touring Opera's Robin Norton-Hale: ‘If you don’t get any letters, that means people thought, “That was all right” – I’d rather they felt something’

Has opera had enough grey concrete?

Charlie Mackesy | My Music: ‘I don’t think good music ever really leaves your soul’

Video of the Day: Her Ensemble perform Joanna Borrett's 'Us' for string orchestra

Video of the Day: 'Luminous' for Wind

Violinist Daniel Lozakovich moves to Warner Classics

Polarising pianist: Alexis Weissenberg

'We all have a connection to the Holocaust' - Before It All Goes Dark opera preview

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