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Gramophone Magazine

Aug 01 2020
Magazine

Gramophone enriches your classical music experience and connects you with great recordings. Packed with features across all classical music genres, our globally acclaimed writers will inform and entertain you with independent and intelligent editorial and more than 150 reviews in every issue. Our reputation is founded on our acclaimed critical analyses of the latest CD releases, in-depth features and interviews with classical stars, and our comprehensive coverage of recorded and live music. Please Note: This price excludes VAT which will be added when you checkout.

Recognising the value of music – for everyone

THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS

Gramophone Magazine

GRAMOPHONE Editor's choice • Martin Cullingford’s pick of the finest recordings from this month’s reviews

FOR THE RECORD • The Polish-born violinist Ida Haendel has died

GRAMOPHONE CLASSICAL MUSIC AWARDS 2020 Orchestra of the Year

Samuel Mariño Male soprano

GRAMOPHONE Online • The magazine is just the beginning. Visit gramophone.co.uk for …

ARTISTS & their INSTRUMENTS • Martin Fröst on his Buffet Crampon ‘Légende’ boxwood clarinet in A

Keep calm and carry on recording!

GRAMOPHONE GUIDE TO … Sarabande • Lindsay Kemp on this lively yet noble dance

BBC Symphony Orchestra • Our monthly series telling the story behind an orchestra

FROM WHERE I SIT • The middle-movement ordering of Mahler’s Sixth is obvious if you look for the clues, Edward Seckerson

HOUSE MUSIC • Where has the growth of concert and operas online led us to – and where will it lead us next? Martin Cullingford introduces our section exploring the topic, and identifies some key themes

WHY BERLIN? • When lockdown silenced the musical world, one city harnessed its creative energy to make the music play again – online, as James Jolly reports

CURTAIN UP, CAMERAS ON! • Bringing a concert or an opera to the screen is a complex process but, says Sarah Kirkup, the best video directors can produce an experience to rival the thrills found in any hall or theatre

Boost your sound to bring the concert hall home • With the boom in online concerts, recitals and theatre, TVs and computers are assuming increasing importance. But does your sound match the vision? Andrew Everard offers advice

Improve your TV sound

DACs for a computer

Touching the DIVINE • He may have been less adventurous than Brahms but Bruch had a remarkable ear for melody, and in his late works he captured a profound level of expression, writes Andrew Mellor as we approach the centenary of the composer’s death

MUST-HEAR BRUCH • Several works spanning the spectrum of his output

RECORDING OF THE MONTH • Tim Ashley welcomes a triumphant recording from Gianandrea Noseda, a seasoned champion of Dallapiccola’s music, of this composer’s most important opera

KEY TO SYMBOLS

Orchestral

Collector GLORIOUS RICHES FROM JAPAN • Christian Hoskins welcomes the widespread availability of some high-class playing from the NHK Symphony Orchestra under Paavo Järvi

Beethoven’s An die ferne Geliebte • Tenor Ian Bostridge shares his thoughts on this seminal song-cycle with David Patrick Stearns

Chamber

DEFINING MOMENTS

Youri Egorov • Tim Parry recalls the short but eventful life of a Russian pianist who was perhaps his own worst enemy, yet whose legacy includes a handful of timeless recordings

THE ESSENTIAL RECORDING

Instrumental

Mari Kodama • The pianist follows her earlier Beethoven discs with an unusual album of transcriptions, including first recordings of arrangements by Saint-Saëns and Mussorgsky

Hildur Guðnadóttir • James McCarthy profiles the experimental Icelandic...


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Gramophone enriches your classical music experience and connects you with great recordings. Packed with features across all classical music genres, our globally acclaimed writers will inform and entertain you with independent and intelligent editorial and more than 150 reviews in every issue. Our reputation is founded on our acclaimed critical analyses of the latest CD releases, in-depth features and interviews with classical stars, and our comprehensive coverage of recorded and live music. Please Note: This price excludes VAT which will be added when you checkout.

Recognising the value of music – for everyone

THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS

Gramophone Magazine

GRAMOPHONE Editor's choice • Martin Cullingford’s pick of the finest recordings from this month’s reviews

FOR THE RECORD • The Polish-born violinist Ida Haendel has died

GRAMOPHONE CLASSICAL MUSIC AWARDS 2020 Orchestra of the Year

Samuel Mariño Male soprano

GRAMOPHONE Online • The magazine is just the beginning. Visit gramophone.co.uk for …

ARTISTS & their INSTRUMENTS • Martin Fröst on his Buffet Crampon ‘Légende’ boxwood clarinet in A

Keep calm and carry on recording!

GRAMOPHONE GUIDE TO … Sarabande • Lindsay Kemp on this lively yet noble dance

BBC Symphony Orchestra • Our monthly series telling the story behind an orchestra

FROM WHERE I SIT • The middle-movement ordering of Mahler’s Sixth is obvious if you look for the clues, Edward Seckerson

HOUSE MUSIC • Where has the growth of concert and operas online led us to – and where will it lead us next? Martin Cullingford introduces our section exploring the topic, and identifies some key themes

WHY BERLIN? • When lockdown silenced the musical world, one city harnessed its creative energy to make the music play again – online, as James Jolly reports

CURTAIN UP, CAMERAS ON! • Bringing a concert or an opera to the screen is a complex process but, says Sarah Kirkup, the best video directors can produce an experience to rival the thrills found in any hall or theatre

Boost your sound to bring the concert hall home • With the boom in online concerts, recitals and theatre, TVs and computers are assuming increasing importance. But does your sound match the vision? Andrew Everard offers advice

Improve your TV sound

DACs for a computer

Touching the DIVINE • He may have been less adventurous than Brahms but Bruch had a remarkable ear for melody, and in his late works he captured a profound level of expression, writes Andrew Mellor as we approach the centenary of the composer’s death

MUST-HEAR BRUCH • Several works spanning the spectrum of his output

RECORDING OF THE MONTH • Tim Ashley welcomes a triumphant recording from Gianandrea Noseda, a seasoned champion of Dallapiccola’s music, of this composer’s most important opera

KEY TO SYMBOLS

Orchestral

Collector GLORIOUS RICHES FROM JAPAN • Christian Hoskins welcomes the widespread availability of some high-class playing from the NHK Symphony Orchestra under Paavo Järvi

Beethoven’s An die ferne Geliebte • Tenor Ian Bostridge shares his thoughts on this seminal song-cycle with David Patrick Stearns

Chamber

DEFINING MOMENTS

Youri Egorov • Tim Parry recalls the short but eventful life of a Russian pianist who was perhaps his own worst enemy, yet whose legacy includes a handful of timeless recordings

THE ESSENTIAL RECORDING

Instrumental

Mari Kodama • The pianist follows her earlier Beethoven discs with an unusual album of transcriptions, including first recordings of arrangements by Saint-Saëns and Mussorgsky

Hildur Guðnadóttir • James McCarthy profiles the experimental Icelandic...


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