Randall Goosby, 25, Decca’s new poster-boy violinist offers a cocktail platter of musical bites, with technique as clean as a scalpel and a real sense of pleasure in how he plays.

Finnish virtuoso Pekka Kuusisto turned for his premiere to Nico Muhly, a New York composer who used to assist Philip Glass, and has augmented this album with works by his minimalist master.

A wake up and smell the coffee album, glistening with the swaying hips of a summer’s night on the Copacabana.

An all-star cast of Berlin Philharmonic principals and pals trains the spotlight on a pair of trios and a nonet that Nino Rota wrote in Bari at the peak of his film productivity.

Against the Grain Theatre, Canada’s feisty, out of the box little opera company, has struck gold once again with 'Savitri'.

If you are ever asked at Heathrow Airport to prove your residency by naming a work of English music, this album will do nicely.

Vadim Gluzman gives a gripping reading of Beethoven and Schnittke concertos, with aptly restrained support from the Lucerne orchestra and conductor James Gaffigan.

Vítězslava Kaprálová was a talent of rare eloquence and self-possession, too good to remain lost in the mists of time.

This COVID-year album by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and their departing conductor Vasily Petrenko is demonstrably irresistible.

Elegant, tasteful, stylish, dramatic, this splendid two-act 90-minute film adaptation will prove to be another feather in the cap of co-artistic directors Marshall Pynkoski and Jeanette Lajeunesse Zingg.