Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of Dvořák's Piano Quintet No. 2 in A Major at the Seattle Chamber Music Society’s 2024 Summer Festival. The performers include pianist Andrew Armstrong, ...

The Japanese violinist has become the youngest-ever female artist to join the label ...

Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of the second movement of Scriabin’s Sonata No.4 in F Major. The video was recorded at the Västerås Konserthus, Sweden last summer. The recording can be found ...

EMPOWER Women Changing Music is about to host its first event at King's Place. Co-founder Sinead Walsh shares her journey from disillusionment to setting up the successful project celebrating women in ...

Tippett's New Year, Boulez's Second Piano Sonata, Chopin's Preludes, Bach's The Art of Fugue and Mahler's Symphony No 5 ...

To celebrate Early Music Day 2025, we present Franziska Fleischanderl's personal playlist demonstrating the brilliance and diversity of Early Music performance today ...

The London-based pianist has built a programme around Brahms - looking back at the past, but also being filtered through a later generation ...

With the already meagre trickle of money to emerging musicians becoming pinched, and many "aging out" of certain schemes before graduating, numerous gifted artists have left the profession entirely' ...

We are delighted to reveal the winners of the 2024 Gramophone Classical Music Awards, including Recording of the Year, Artist of the Year, Orchestra of the Year and a very special Lifetime Achievement ...

The composer Sofia Gubaidulina has died in Germany at the age of 93. Gubaidulina was one of the leading Russian composers of her generation, pioneering Modernist techniques and religious themes at a ...

Today's Video of the Day is a performance of Georg Philipp Telemann's Fantasia No 7 in E flat major by Timothy Ridout, Gramophone's February 2025 cover star. The recording can be found on Ridout's new ...

The Beethoven and Berg violin concertos aren’t commonly paired on disc. However, in this case it seems like an inspired piece of programme planning, with an account of the Berg that plumbs its depths ...