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Born 150 years ago, the Italian maestro dominated the gramophone age, making a huge impact across Europe and America. Richard Osborne pays tribute to the musician who defined what it was to be a 20th-century conductor

Reputations: Maria Callas

Features

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

| Gramophone

Maria Callas's genius for interpretation and spine-tingling voice remain with us through her extraordinary recordings

Forgotten Romantic violin concertos

Features

Monday, May 24, 2021

| Gramophone

When it comes to violin concertos, concert programme content is pretty predictable. Jeremy Nicholas throws down the gauntlet to those responsible with a selection of lesser-known works showcased on disc

The best new classical albums – June 2017

Features

Friday, May 19, 2017

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Martin Cullingford’s pick of the finest recordings from this month’s reviews

The problem for film composers today

Features

Monday, February 20, 2017

| Gramophone

Richard Eyre, on the trials and tribulations of today's film composers

Paavo Järvi to take over at the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich

Classical Music News

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

| Gramophone

Conductor to begin post in 2019

Take the Gramophone 2017 Reader Survey

Classical Music News

Monday, February 27, 2017

| Gramophone

We would like to know more about your classical music listening habits - and there's a great prize on offer too!

Gramophone Podcast: Nigel Short on music for Holy Week

Podcasts

Thursday, April 6, 2017

| Gramophone

The conductor and founder of a new festival on why the music for Holy Week has such extraordinary power

Interview: London Contemporary Orchestra – reinventing music for film and television

Features

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

| Gramophone

Co-Artistic Directors of the LCO Hugh Brunt and Robert Ames talk about how the orchestra's new sample library, LCO Strings, is giving composers new worlds of sound to explore

A Pole apart: the remarkable music of Auschwitz survivor Szymon Laks

Blogs

Friday, July 7, 2017

| Gramophone

The specialist's guide to offbeat 18th-century symphonies (with ten essential recordings)

Features

Monday, January 15, 2018

| Gramophone

We’re familiar with symphonies by the big-name composers of the era, but Nalen Anthoni sifts through the many thousands written during that time to find some remarkable lesser-known ones from around Europe

Glenn Gould and the art of recording

Features

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

| Gramophone

How Glenn Gould’s relationship with his audience created a new authenticity in performance, by Richard Eyre

Why is Sibelius's piano music so neglected?

Features

Friday, September 29, 2017

| Gramophone

Leif Ove Andsnes champions the composer's keyboard music

An ever-changing industry grows and blooms

Blogs

Monday, June 19, 2017

| Gramophone

Brünnhilde, by Deborah Voigt

Features

Monday, June 19, 2017

| Gramophone

Deborah Voigt gives an insight into the extraordinary demands that are placed on her shoulders when she assumes the role of Brünnhilde

Competition: Win a copy of ‘Gold’, The King's Singers' triple album

Classical Music News

Monday, December 4, 2017

| Gramophone

To celebrate the 50th birthday of The King's Singers, we have 10 copies of 'Gold' to give away

Playlist: Influential ‘Ein feste Burg’

Features

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

| Gramophone

Tracing Martin Luther's great hymn through musical history

Choose your Recording of the Year 2017

Features

Monday, September 11, 2017

| Gramophone

Video exclusive: Sheku Kanneh-Mason's spellbinding performance of 'Song of the Birds'

Features

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

| Gramophone

A video premiere from the recording sessions of Sheku Kanneh-Mason's debut Decca album 'Inspiration'

Top 10 British choral works

Features

Thursday, February 3, 2022

| Gramophone

From Byrd's Masses to Tippett's A Child of Our Time, this is a celebration of the great British choral tradition

Masterclass: Sibelius's Violin Concerto

Features

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

| Gramophone

Sibelius's only concerto was both a passionate outburst and a farewell to romanticism. Here, Leif Segerstam and Tasmin Little take us inside the concerto.

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Competition: win Leontyne Price's ultimate opera recordings, from Sony Classical

Video of the day: Dvořák’s 'New World' Symphony by the New York Philharmonic

Brahms – the complete guide, part 1: orchestral music

Jiří Bělohlávek: 10 of his finest recordings

Toscanini: the 20th-century conducting giant who changed the history of recording

Reputations: Maria Callas

Forgotten Romantic violin concertos

The best new classical albums – June 2017

The problem for film composers today

Paavo Järvi to take over at the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich

Take the Gramophone 2017 Reader Survey

Gramophone Podcast: Nigel Short on music for Holy Week

Interview: London Contemporary Orchestra – reinventing music for film and television

A Pole apart: the remarkable music of Auschwitz survivor Szymon Laks

The specialist's guide to offbeat 18th-century symphonies (with ten essential recordings)

Glenn Gould and the art of recording

Why is Sibelius's piano music so neglected?

An ever-changing industry grows and blooms

Brünnhilde, by Deborah Voigt

Competition: Win a copy of ‘Gold’, The King's Singers' triple album

Playlist: Influential ‘Ein feste Burg’

Choose your Recording of the Year 2017

Video exclusive: Sheku Kanneh-Mason's spellbinding performance of 'Song of the Birds'

Top 10 British choral works

Masterclass: Sibelius's Violin Concerto

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