Nicholas Collon and Aurora Orchestra's memorised Symphony No. 1 is a remarkable achievement, despite a slightly overlong ...
Harries and Dobson shine as the title pair while Bisset steals the show as Mother and Witch in an imaginative staging ...
A Dani Howard world premiere and Leonidas Kavakos' commanding Tchaikovsky precede an extraordinary account of Scriabin's ...
Desole's Gustavo and Plowright's commanding Madame Arvidson lead a strong cast in a beautifully lit, atmospherically staged ...
Van Mellaerts' scheming Falke and Bottone's sparkling Adele lead a strong cast in an intelligent if not quite effervescent ...
Our Important Voice In Reissues and Compilations makes one of his periodic returns, this time with a haul that also includes ...
Her latest experimental offering may sail close to self-indulgence, but it also cements her status as one of our most ...
Mark-Anthony Turnage's engaging suite and Johnston's brilliant Britten set up a radiant account of the symphony under Oramo's ...
It’s strange to think of The Strokes as some kind of elder statesmen of music now. It only seems like five minutes ago since ...
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