Latest stories
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Marc-André Hamelin on CPE Bach
17th Jan 2022by Katherine Cooper
The Canadian pianist talks to Katherine about delving into a 'fascinating trove of treasures' for his latest recording on Hyperion - and how CPE Bach turned out to be the first composer whose music he performed in public...
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Marc-André Hamelin plays CPE Bach
31st Dec 2021by Katherine Cooper
The Canadian pianist's Midas touch is everywhere in evidence on this programme of sonatas and rondos, many of which reveal the composer's delight in the new expressive possibilities offered by early pianos.
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Byrd and Bull from Kit Armstrong
17th Dec 2021by David Smith
The American pianist makes the case for considering the two Tudor virginalists William Byrd and John Bull as the founding fathers of the solo piano genre.
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Dame Gillian Weir at 80
28th Jan 2021by David Smith
The internationally-renowned organist looks back on her career as she reaches her 80th birthday – discussing the organ's place as a solo instrument, her association with the music of Messiaen, Sir Malcolm Sargent and more.
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Clare Hammond on Mysliveček
7th Apr 2019by Katherine Cooper
The British pianist and Royal Philharmonic Society Award-winner talks to Katherine about reconstructing and recording the piano concertos of the Czech composer with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra and Nicholas McGegan.