1. Music: A very short introduction by Nicholas Cook [OUP 1998] I am not sure how the deft Prof Cook manages to squeeze so much intelligence, cultural reference and perspective into so…
Int. Release 01 Feb. 2013 An Oustanding Schubert Interpreter Brings Together Two Contrasting Masterworks
Recording Elgar’s Cello Concerto with Daniel Barenboim—- Alisa Weilerstein talks: He has such a deep knowledge of string playing that he was able to go into very detailed things like…
The Verdehr Trio has been commissioning new music since 1976; it’s up to about 200 pieces by now. Since 1998, it’s been playing it twice a year at the Phillips Collection. This…
Mozart’s Symphonies 39, 40 and 41, formed the programme for Simon Rattle’s concert with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, wiith this Rattle fever in the air, a Festival Hall concert that on paper…
BBC Radio 3 has unveiled a month of programming to celebrate all things Baroque.Baroque Spring will run for a month from 3 March and encompass live performance, drama, comedy and a…
Schütz’s Musicalische Exequienfrom 1636 and Bach’s Trauer Ode a century later attest.These qualities are rendered with a delicious, ruminative prayerfulness and unforced rhetoric by Lionel Meunier’s Vox Luminis. Listen to ‘Ach wie elend…
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