Pascal Rogé’s reputation similarly arrives pre-shrunk. Most would picture immaculate Ravel, civilised Debussy and an elegance ...

Martin Cullingford’s pick of the finest recordings from the July issue’s reviews, including Dvořák's Symphony No 9, ‘From the ...

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A standout contribution is Daniel Grimley’s chapter on the particular features of Elgar’s brilliant command of orchestral ...

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Edward Breen revisits the recordings of the early music evangelist David Munrow A box-set always offers pause for reflection, ...

Rob Cowan on three composer collections from the ever-enterprising CPO label ...

In his gaunt stature and wild gestures we saw the image of the conductor as hierophant – human, all too human – during an era ...

Jack Pepper – who has himself composed for King Charles – asks three of the UK’s leading composers, including the current ...

This book was scrupulously assembled from several texts in Löwenbach’s papers as there was no single source from which to ...

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No Sibelius symphony begins quite like the Fourth. That grinding, primal bottom C; the cellos, basses and bassoons pushing up ...