Piotr Anderszewski: the pianist on the expressive power of late Brahms; Steven Isserlis pairs sonatas by Schumann and Moscheles; Stella Chen on performing Barber's lyrical Violin Concerto Our February ...

Gavin Dixon, Tim Parry and Martin Cullingford explain how Editor’s Choices are made and reveal their own Critics’ Choice picks As another year of preparing and publishing many hundreds of reviews ...

Father Bill’s & MainSpring served Thanksgiving meals to 1,800 people across the region, according to a community announcement. The nonprofit, which aims to end homelessness in the region, experienced ...

Father Bill’s & MainSpring has completed a 24-unit permanent housing development at 1919 Washington St., transforming the former Stoughton Motel into studio efficiency apartments for individuals who ...

Jonathan Aasgaard is a beautifully lyrical soloist in the concerto, and throughout John Wilson an absolute master of this music, details articulated with pin-point precision. Jonathan Biss’s ongoing ...

When the Gramophone jury meets to discuss that year’s Award winners and vote for the Recording of the Year, there is usually talk about whether something will be considered a ‘benchmark’ recording.

The baritone bade farewell to the stage last year, but one can forever enjoy his remarkable voice in many and varied roles recorded over more than half a century November 12, 1980, was an evening at ...

This violinist shot to stardom as an 18-year-old in 2021, mid-pandemic, and has not looked back, her playing continuing to tick every imaginable box When the illustrious Menuhin Competition announced ...

This month's edition of Gramophone is a very special celebration of the 2025 Gramophone Awards! You can read full coverage of our winners written by our world-leading experts, including the Recording ...

A fine modern account of a popular violin concerto from Vilde Frang, the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and Robin Ticciati In his original review of our Concerto Award winner, Geraint Lewis ...

This longtime household name has not even reached his prime – and neither is he about to rest on his laurels Sir Simon Rattle turned 70 in January. He would not be the first conductor to come into his ...

Alexandre Kantorow completes his survey of Brahms’s piano sonatas Alexandre Kantorow’s final release in his series of Brahms sonatas is also the most effective as an overall programme. Brahms’s First ...