The Guardian Classical Music podcast
A series of podcasts from the Guardian on classical music
Home listening: Rachmaninov big and small, and a night in with Janet Baker
The LPO and Vladimir Jurowski do Rachmaninov’s first symphony proud; Boris Giltburg excels in the 24 Preludes. Plus, John Bridcut’s magical new film
Home listening: a good week for French composers
New recordings of works by Fauré, Boulanger, Messiaen, Poulenc and more
Home listening: Chausson, Ben-Haim and Bushra El-Turk
New releases from the Orchestra National de Lille and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Home listening: a whole lot of Haydn
New releases from the Maxwell Quartet and Kristian Bezuidenhout. Plus, the rush hour with In Tune
Home listening: Bruckner, Mahler and Schubert
New releases from Robin Ticciati and his Berlin band, Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra, plus Roderick Williams’s travels with Schubert
Home listening: in praise of the sonatina
Sibelius’s 1915 Sonatina and more delight, the Hallé are magnificent in Shostakovich 5, and catch Stephen Hough’s Saint-Saëns while you can
Home listening: Gautier Capuçon and Jean-Efflam Bavouzet play Schumann
The cellist is joined by Martha Argerich, Bernard Haitink et al; Bavouzet goes solo. Plus, a weekend of Berlioz
Home listening: the RIAS Kammerchor, the Cardinall’s Musick and Concentus Musicus Wien
The Berlin-based RIAS Kammerchor excel in an all-Britten programme, while Vienna’s Concentus Musicus finish what Schubert started
Home listening: new releases from Jeremy Denk and Maximilian Hornung
Denk journeys through seven centuries, Hornung sticks to 1966. Plus, mind-altering Shostakovich with Stephen Johnson
Home listening: Stile Antico and the RLPO set sail
Purity meets secrecy in a glittering showcase of Elizabethan Catholic composers. Plus, more fine Vaughan Williams from the RLPO
Home Listening: Arthur Sullivan’s serious side
Sullivan’s The Light of the World sees the light of day at last. Plus, the Fidelio Trio and new music on Radio 3
Home listening: a good week for Stravinsky
The RLPO and Petrenko dazzle in The Firebird, while the Mariinsky Orchestra and Gergiev make Petrushka their own
Home listening: Brahms for all seasons
The composer’s horn trio paired with Ligeti, Garrick Ohlsson’s riveting account of the late piano works and Radio 3 essays revisited
Home listening: a whole lot of Couperin going on
The 350th anniversary of the French composer’s birth is the perfect time to reconsider his output
Home listening: Rachmaninov sends a postcard home
Steven Osborne excels in the Etudes-Tableaux, while Gergiev and the LSO blaze their way through the symphonies
Home listening: from a Richard Strauss rarity to Stephen Dogdson
Fairytale stuff from the RSNO and Sian Edwards, and a virtuosic first instalment from Karolos
Classical music podcast: Paul Lewis plays Schubert's Drei Klavierstücke D946
In the final of our four-part series, Paul Lewis discusses and performs the third of Schubert's Drei Klavierstücke – D946
Classical music podcast: Paul Lewis plays Schubert's Drei Klavierstücke D946
In this third of a four-part series, Paul Lewis introduces, and then performs the second of Schubert's Drei Klavierstucke
Classical music podcast: Paul Lewis plays Schubert's Drei Klavierstücke D946
In the second of a four-part series, Paul Lewis discusses the first of the Drei Klavierstücke – D 946 followed by a performance of the piece
Classical music podcast: Paul Lewis introduces Schubert's Drei Klavierstücke D946
In the first of a four-part series, Paul Lewis introduces Drei Klavierstücke – D 946
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