Zimmermann serves up three dishes with flavours derived from a similar cuisine.

Melnikov’s rough diamonds make Brahms’ titanic struggle a compelling one.

James Ehnes offers the perfect antidote to those lockdown blues.

Howard Shelley's sympathetic advocacy is conveyed through a string of quiet pleasures.

Known and unknown amidst the collisions of musical history.

Phillip Sametz calls for more welcoming program notes.

Hope looks to the past: Pre-War salons yield some riches.

Masterworks receive masterful performances care of Osborne.

Conservative’s music emerges as shapely and consistently engaging.

Fischer completes his symphonic survey with a touch of carnival.

Andris Nelsons’ new Viennese Beethoven box blows hot and cold.

Performances with a deep sense of purpose, if light on the humour.