Introducing the July 2025 issue of Gramophone, featuring Anne Akiko Meyers
- Saturday, June 14, 2025
Anne Akiko Meyers: the violinist on Philip Glass and the power of modern music | Bizet: the composer's legacy
Anne Akiko Meyers: the violinist on Philip Glass and the power of modern music | Bizet: the composer's legacy
The recording can be found on Meyer's new album with the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Sham secures the top prize with Brahms’s Piano Concerto No 2, while Vitaly Starikov takes Silver and Evren Ozel earns Bronze
The 2022 Andrés Segovia Competition winner will release her first album on the label in July
Free magazine features archive interviews and reviews of outstanding recordings from two decades of the London Philharmonic Orchestra's record label
Premiere follows the broadcaster, musician and Gramophone contributor being named a King’s Foundation’s 35 under 35 member
This week sees new recordings of Sibelius's Fifth Symphony, songs by Messiaen and Debussy, and Ravel's La valse
This is the third video from the duo’s new album Glass Gaze
The recording is the world premiere conducted by Alexander Shelley
The piece was commissioned as a part of the Choir & Organ New Music 2025 series
The Venezuelan-Armenian conductor will take up the post in July 2026, following the retirement of James Conlon after 20 seasons
This week sees new albums from Anna Lapwood, the LPO with Edward Gardner, the BBC SSO and Alpesh Chauhan, plus previously unheard Sviatoslav Richter recordings
Composer Per Nørgård: Born July 13, 1932; Died May 28, 2025
The recital featured rare songs by Donizetti, Bellini, Verdi, Gounod and Viardot
The recording can be found on Herlin’s upcoming album ‘Dialogue: Debussy & Schumann’
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