Musicians including Mitsuko Uchida, James Newby and the Apollon Musagète Quartet were part of a weekend of concerts marking 20 years of the trust that supports those at the beginning of their careers

The pianist’s clarity and dexterity brings humour and insights to Beethoven’s contradictory colossus of a work

Padmore and Uchida’s punctilious and austere reading of Schubert’s Winterreise gave this final recital depth and clarity

A programme of Mozart and Jörg Widmann was perfectly pitched. This orchestra has wind players you want to listen to all night

The pedigree pairing of orchestra and pianist brought beautiful moments to these Mozart concertos, but felt uninvolving

Mitsuko Uchida all but disappears inside Schubert’s mysterious piano sonatas. Plus, WNO’s blazing Janáček and Tchaikovsky with quite a lot taken out

The pianist eschewed grandstanding and foregrounded Schumann’s intimacies and introspection in a programme that also included Liszt, Mozart and Kurtág

Conducting from the piano, Uchida’s alert phrasing and integration with the other instruments was totally absorbing, allowing the Mahler’s players to shine

Robin Ticciati’s fastidious and brilliant Clock symphony was hors d’oeuvre to an evening of French music, with Mitsuko Uchida stunning in Ravel’s concerto, writes Kate Molleson

Mitsuko Uchida and the Cleveland are a dream team, writes Fiona Maddocks

Playing Schubert's last three piano sonatas in a single recital is a huge challenge but Uchida's performance was spellbinding, writes Andrew Clements