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Gramophone Editor's Choices - Awards Issue 2017
19th Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
Chris introduces the picks of the latest issue, with cello concertos by CPE Bach and Haydn out in front as Recording of the Month…
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John Butt on Monteverdi's Vespers 1610
18th Sep 2017by David Smith
John Butt talks to David about his new recording of Monteverdi's majestic Vespers with the Dunedin Consort and His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts.
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New Release Round-up - 15th September 2017
15th Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
Featuring box sets celebrating Maria Callas and Georg Solti, Plácido Domingo in Verdi and chamber music with the Gringolts Quartet and violist Ellen Nisbeth.
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Jonas Kaufmann sings French operatic arias
15th Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
Katherine enjoys the star tenor's collection of French gems, with the Bayerisches Staatsorchester and Bertrand de Billy.
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Gramophone Lifetime Achievement Award 2017
14th Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
This year's award went to Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, who announced her retirement yesterday - watch the beautiful short video tribute from last week's ceremony.
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Gramophone Awards 2017 - Recording of the Year
13th Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
Chris reports live from the ceremony in London, with full details of the overall winning recording, Artist of the Year, Lifetime Achievement and other special awards.
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Vladimir Ashkenazy on Rachmaninov and the Philharmonia
12th Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
As the first instalment of a new symphonic cycle is released on Signum, the great pianist and conductor talks to Katherine about a composer and orchestra which have played a seminal role in his career.
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Bob Chilcott on All Good Things
11th Sep 2017by David Smith
David talks to composer Bob Chilcott about his new album of jazz-infused choral works with Oxford chamber choir Commotio, released last week.
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New Release Round-up - 8th September 2017
8th Sep 2017by James Longstaffe
Including Mendelssohn from Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Monteverdi from John Butt and Purcell from Harry Christophers, as well as Leif Ove Andsnes performing Sibelius.
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Schubert piano sonatas from Krystian Zimerman
8th Sep 2017by James Longstaffe
James enjoys the Polish pianist's performance of Schubert's last two sonatas for the piano.
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BBC Music Magazine - October 2017 Choices
7th Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
Chris introduces this month's choices, with a chamber music venture headed by the star of last night's Prom occupying the top spot as Recording of the Month.
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Boris Giltburg on Rachmaninov
7th Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
The Russian-born Israeli pianist talks to Katherine about his recording of the Second Piano Concerto, out tomorrow on Naxos.
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Michael Spyres on Espoir
5th Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
The American tenor talks to Katherine about his tribute to the pioneering French tenor Gilbert Duprez, out on Friday on Opera Rara.
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Gramophone Awards 2017: The Winners!
1st Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
This year's victors in each of the twelve categories were revealed at noon today.
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New Release Round-up - 1st September 2017
1st Sep 2017by Chris O'Reilly
Haydn from Steven Isserlis, Mozart from Alina Ibragimova, Martha Argerich from Lugano and Vladimir Ashkenazy conducting Rachmaninov feature this week.
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Matthias Goerne sings cantatas for bass by JS Bach
1st Sep 2017by Katherine Cooper
Katherine listens to the German baritone's deeply personal account of two solo cantatas, with Gottfried von der Goltz and the Freiburger Barockorchester.
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Jayson Gillham on Medtner and Rachmaninov
31st Aug 2017by Katherine Cooper
The Australian pianist talks to Katherine about the two Russian concertos which feature on his new recording with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
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Presto Editor's Choices - August 2017
30th Aug 2017by Katherine Cooper
Semyon Bychkov's persuasive reading of Tchaikovsky's Manfred is among Katherine's favourites of the month, alongside a long-forgotten Shakespearian opera by one of Verdi's early champions.
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Joyce El-Khoury on Écho
28th Aug 2017by Katherine Cooper
The Lebanese-Canadian soprano talks to Katherine about her tribute to the French singer Julie Dorus-Gras, out next week on Opera Rara.
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New Release Round-up - 25th August 2017
25th Aug 2017by Katherine Cooper
Pianists Nelson Freire, Alexei Lubimov and Rudolf Serkin, and conductors Semyon Bychkov and Mark Minkowski are amongst the artists featured this week.