The Bavarian Radio Chorus offers an unexpected, untaxing and altogether enjoyable collection of Elgar choral works.

Clarinettist Maximiliano Martín joined here by the symphony orchestra of his native Tenerife in three works that truly cover the gamut of human emotion.

The beauty of this compilation by the French pianist Bertrand Chamayou is that it leads the ear down unexpected paths.

At its world premiere, a critic called the music ‘benedictory and consoling’, a phrase that echoed in my mind as I listened to Ralph Vaughan Williams 5th symphony's latest recording in a state of COVID siege.

Smart and Uttley find common ground in composers from both sides of the Atlantic for one of the year’s most atmospheric releases.

Violinist James Ehnes and pianist Stewart Goodyear’s marathon recital series of all ten Beethoven violin sonatas over three days is part of Koerner Hall’s Beethoven 250 series.

Against the Grain’s reimagining of Handel's classic offers a way forward in our conflicted land.

There is mostly good news, and a little not so good news, about Opera Atelier’s 'Something Rich & Strange'.

Ostensibly gentle and relaxing, Giya Kancheli's music conveys an inner tension, an unstated mortal threat.

The Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company has put together a Global Hanukkah Celebration involving 12 Jewish theatres from ten countries.