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Juan Diego Flórez on 'Italia!'
30th Sep 2015by Katherine Cooper
Katherine talks to the Peruvian tenor about his new disc of popular Neapolitan songs.
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Peter and the Wolf in Hollywood
29th Sep 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Alice Cooper narrates a reboot of Prokofiev's children's classic.
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Andrew Davis conducts music by Arthur Bliss
25th Sep 2015by David Smith
David listens to Andrew Davis's new recording of Bliss's choral masterpiece, Morning Heroes, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
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Gramophone Editor's Choices - Awards Issue 2015
21st Sep 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Chris introduces this month's Editor's Choices, headed up by Antonio Pappano's new studio recording of Aida (starring Anja Harteros and Jonas Kaufmann) on Warner Classics…
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Robin Ticciati conducts Haydn Symphonies
18th Sep 2015by James Longstaffe
James listens to Robin Ticciati's new disc of Haydn symphonies with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
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Gramophone Awards 2015
17th Sep 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Chris reports from the ceremony at St John's Smith Square, with details of all this year's winners, including the coveted Record of the Year.
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David Willcocks (1919-2015)
17th Sep 2015by David Smith
David remembers the conductor, organist and composer David Willcocks, who has died at the age of 95.
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Harp Concertos from Anneleen Lenaerts
15th Sep 2015by David Smith
Harpist Anneleen Lenaerts talks to David about her new disc of concertos with the Brussels Philharmonic.
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Jonas Kaufmann sings Puccini
11th Sep 2015by Katherine Cooper
Katherine enjoys the star tenor's hotly-awaited collection of Puccini arias, including - of course - the immortal Nessun Dorma.
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Sistine Chapel Choir
9th Sep 2015by David Smith
Recording engineers have been allowed into the Sistine Chapel – by special permission of the Pope – to record its Choir singing music written for the Chapel.
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Joyce DiDonato
5th Sep 2015by Katherine Cooper
The great American mezzo talks to Katherine about her new recital-disc with Tony Pappano from the Wigmore Hall.
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Mark Elder conducts Vaughan Williams' Sea Symphony
4th Sep 2015by David Smith
David listens to Mark Elder's new account of Vaughan Williams' Sea Symphony, with Roderick Williams, Katherine Broderick and the Hallé.
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Presto CD - 40 new Decca titles
3rd Sep 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Artists include Vladimir Ashkenazy, John Williams, and Sir Georg Solti.
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Henning Kraggerud's Equinox
2nd Sep 2015by David Smith
David talks to the Norwegian violinist and composer about Equinox, his new sequence of concertos depicting 24 hours in 24 time-zones.
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Stunning recital disc from soprano Greta Bradman
28th Aug 2015by Katherine Cooper
Katherine is blown away by Australian soprano Greta Bradman's debut recording on Decca: "My Hero".
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Gramophone Awards - the winners!
27th Aug 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Christian Gerhaher, Piotr Anderszewski and Carolyn Sampson are among the victors.
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Gramophone Editor's Choices - September 2015
25th Aug 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Chris introduces this month's Editor's Choices, headed up by Daniil Trifonov's Rachmaninov Variations on Deutsche Grammophon…
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Ian Venables
24th Aug 2015by Katherine Cooper
In the wake of his sixtieth birthday last month, Katherine talks to the British composer about his latest disc 'The Song of the Severn', out now on Signum.
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Krystian Zimerman and Simon Rattle perform music by Lutosławski
21st Aug 2015by James Longstaffe
James listens to Krystian Zimerman's new recording of Lutosławski's Piano Concerto with the Berlin Philharmonic.
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Presto CD - Mercury Living Presence
20th Aug 2015by Chris O'Reilly
Two dozen newly-released titles from the great 1950s and 60s series, with conductors including Howard Hanson, Paul Paray and Frederick Fennell.