gramophone.co.uk | The world's authority on classical music since 1923

News

Wigmore Hall's free live streaming to begin on January 28

Wigmore Hall to begin free live streaming on January 28

London's renowned chamber music venue begins its programme of live streaming with a concert featuring the Armida Quartet

Exclusive video: behind-the-scenes as Janine Jansen and Antonio Pappano record Brahms for Decca Classics

Pierre Boulez, conductor and composer, has died

Happy Birthday, Alfred Brendel!

Noseda goes to Washington DC

Latest Reviews

Features

Inside Schumann's Dichterliebe

James Jolly meets tenor James Gilchrist to discuss the 16 songs comprising ‘A Poet’s Love’

The complicated musical genius of Robert Schumann, by Steven Isserlis

Schumann remains one of the most misunderstood of all composers. Cellist and Schumann devotee Steven Isserlis peers behind the myths

A journey inside Schumann's concertos and trios with Isabelle Faust, Alexander Melnikov and Jean-Guihen Queyras

Faust, Melnikov and Queyras are seeking to change perceptions of Schumann by recording the trios and concertos on period instruments, finds Harriet Smith

Schumann's symphonies – building a fantasy world

Philip Clark explores why Simon Rattle, Heinz Holliger, Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Robin Ticciati are immersing themselves in Schumann's highly individual sound world

Blogs

Martin Cullingford

5th Jan 2016

The future’s bright – however you listen

We're all 'multichannellers' now, says the record industry

Philippe Quint

17th Dec 2015

The cult of classical music

We need to confront the ignorance surrounding classical music – and fast

Monica McCabe

9th Dec 2015

Remembering John McCabe's Haydn, Grieg and Nielsen recording sessions

As Somm Records follow up their McCabe reissue of Nielsen Piano Music with one of Grieg, Monica McCabe reminisces about her late husband’s early recording career as a pianist