Concerto Budapest’s annual Celebration of Hungarian Gems festival turns its attention to one of Hungary’s most important ...

All You Need Is Love exudes a breadth and ambition comparable to BBC projects from Kenneth Clark and Jacob Bronowski’ ...

The early years of the Hall’s history are packed with outsize personalities and juicy anecdotes, all safely beyond the reach ...

Johann Ludwig Bach, Kapellmeister of the court at Meiningen, was an older contemporary of his distant cousin Johann Sebastian ...

The Gramophone team discuss the Category Winners, the Special Awards, and of course the new Recording of the Year In this special edition of the Gramophone Podcast, we explore the full list of winners ...

These recordings could be – and at least deserve to be – a ‘game-changer’ (as David Gutman puts it in his review) so far as ...

Isabelle Faust – our Artist of the Year – brings supple poise to the Violin Concerto Ligeti notoriously asked the impossible ...

Watkins is assuredly a modern master and this is an album to relish,’ writes Geraint Lewis in his original review of this ...

Royce’ Dido and Aeneas (with Joyce DiDonato) and an Idomeneo (Sir Simon Rattle) of unrivalled vocal prowess (just to pick a couple of nominations) were pipped by a relatively obscure newish work ( ...

Has any label retrospectively justified our decision to name it Label of the of Year quite so spectacularly as Erato has? The ...

As in the path-breaking recordings of Julianne Baird, Hallenberg contours phrases as all of a piece, integrating low and high notes in the eventful arias from Il trionfo di Clelia which begin and end ...

Britten Pears Arts has opened the O’Hare Music Centre, a new hub for music education and developed based in the newly refurbished Britten Pears Building at Snape Maltings.