Gramophone Song Award 2024: Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin
- Wednesday, October 2, 2024
A sensitive reading from Konstantin Krimmel and Daniel Heide
A sensitive reading from Konstantin Krimmel and Daniel Heide
Featuring outstanding new recordings from Vilde Frang, Klaus Mäkelä, Johan Dalene, Ensemble Correspondances, Latvian Radio Choir and many more
Tully Potter outlines the life of an ensemble that was active for 50 years and whose various members set superb standards of playing that others could only hope to follow
Charlotte Gardner and Richard Bratby discuss Piatigorsky’s premiere recording of Walton’s Cello Concerto, made in 1957
Zlata Chochieva talks to Jeremy Nicholas about playing this uniquely demanding work
A unique organisation that champions lesser-known opera gems on record and stage
A Britten Violin Concerto that stands out, from Isabelle Faust with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and Jakub Hrůša
Obrecht’s monumental Missa Maria zart: a fresh, new and vital performance based on a unique ‘new’ source
In US State of Montana, an arts-loving couple have created a very special environment where music and landscape come together. James Jolly reports from Tippet Rise
A pioneering period-instrument Gerontius from Anna Stéphany, Nicky Spence, Andrew Foster-Williams, Gabrieli Roar, Polish National Youth Choir, Gabrieli Consort and Players, and Paul McCreesh
The symphonic potential of Job is revealed, as are some RVW rarities
The US composer and pianist doesn’t shy away from pushing both his own and others’ musical ideas to extremes, he positively embraces the notion, finds Pwyll ap Siôn
The Finnish composer’s unique voice is captured in works for varied ensembles
Editor Martin Cullingford introduces the 2024 Awards issue of Gramophone
Jonathan Tetelman shines in Puccini opera excerpts
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