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Gramophone | February 2025 This month’s Gramophone features the viola player Timothy Ridout on our cover – we talk to the superb young virtuoso about his new album of solo works by Bach, Telemann, Britten and Shaw.. We also meet with Alice Sara Ott, who has recorded the complete nocturnes by John Field, and in his 500 th anniversary year explore the music of Palestrina with vocal ensemble ...

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Gramophone | January 2025 The January 2025 issue of Gramophone features a special exploration of Robert Schumann's 'year of song', 1840, which saw the composer write an extraordinary amount of lieder.Richard Wigmore tells the story, talking to leading artists about what the works of that year mean to them.

Editor's Choice: March 2024 | The best new classical recordings This month: Janáček's Katya Kabanova from the LSO and Sir Simon Rattle, Handel's Theodora by Arcangelo and Jonathan Cohen, and Marc-André Hamelin plays his own piano music

Jan 31, 2025 · The five unmissable new classical recordings this week, from Schütz to Richard Strauss Friday, January 31, 2025 New releases from Dmitry Masleev, Isabel Schicketanz, Alina Ibragimova and Cédric Tiberghien, Renaud Capuçon and more

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The January 2025 issue of Gramophone features a special exploration of Robert Schumann's 'year of song', 1840, which saw the composer write an extraordinary amount of lieder.Richard Wigmore tells the story, talking to leading artists about what the works of that year mean to them. And in this month's Collection, Jed Distler traces the recording history of …

Gramophone | November 2024 The November issue of Gramophone features a revealing interview with pianist Bruce Liu, who speaks to Michelle Assay about why he was drawn to the intimacy of Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons.. Also in the November issue, for her latest Decca album, ‘The Frans Brüggen Project’, Lucie Horsch was granted special access to the early music pioneer’s extraordinary ...