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Win a Pure Evoke-2S digital radio
Each month, Gramophone 's online quiz asks you to draw on your musical knowledge – and your skill at using a search engine (or, if you prefer, you are very welcome to reach over to your...
27th Jan 2011
Janowski and Pentatone to record all ten major Wagner operas
Conductor Marek Janowski and the Pentatone label are releasing new recordings of the ten major Wagner operas over the next two years. The Ring cycle, Tannhäuser , Lohengrin , Tristan und Isolde , The Flying Dutchman...
25th Jan 2011
Listen to the latest Gramophone Podcast
The latest Gramophone Podcast is now online, and includes: - Gramophone editor-in-chief James Jolly talks to conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner about the Monteverdi Choir, the leading choice in our recent Great Choirs feature - you...
24th Jan 2011
Sony Classical partners with the Metropolitan Opera
In a new partnership, Sony Classical is releasing a series of recordings (audio and video) recorded live at the Met in New York. The four CD sets are drawn from the famous Saturday afternoon radio broadcasts...
21st Jan 2011
International orchestras take up London residencies in 2011-12
Three major international orchestras will take up residency at the Barbican next season, the details of which were announced yesterday. The Leipzig Gewandhaus, New York Philharmonic and the Royal Concertgebouw orchestras will join regular resident ensembles...
21st Jan 2011
Decca signs Polish soprano Aleksandra Kurzak
Decca has signed the Polish soprano Aleksandra Kurzak, currently wooing audiences at Covent Garden as Rosina in Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia (“Her high notes ping crystal-clear around Christian Fenouillat's high-walled box of a set with...
20th Jan 2011
South Bank celebrations to mark 60th anniversary of Festival of Britain
Sixty years ago London’s South Bank hosted the Festival of Britain, an event which gave birth to the cultural complex which today includes the Royal Festival Hall and its smaller sister auditoriums, plus the Hayward Gallery...
20th Jan 2011
Soprano Nino Machaidze signs for Sony
Sony Classical has got its contracts department busy again, signing the young Georgian soprano Nino Machaidze. Now 27 years old, she has already become familiar to audiences in many of the world’s musical capitals in recent...
14th Jan 2011
Hear this month's Archive recording
Every month Gramophone newly transfers an archive recording for our Gramophone Player. Already on the Player you can hear: Bach Cantatas conducted by Fritz Lehmann René Soames singing songs by John Danyel, John Dowland and Thomas...
13th Jan 2011
Ilan Volkov named new Iceland Symphony Orchestra music director
Ilan Volkov has been appointed music director and chief conductor of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra . His contract begins next season (2011-2012), and coincides with the orchestra’s first in the newly-built Harpa concert hall. The 34-year...
12th Jan 2011
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