- Modeste Mussorgsky
- Eugène Cormon
- Hemsi: Greek Nuptial Dances
- Quapaw
- Matthäus Schimdlechner
- Quentin Tarantino
- Stresa
- Norman and Beard 1914 organ
A selection of 'Purcell: King Arthur' articles
CD Spotlight. Double Affection - Giuseppe Pennisi listens to Malipiero. '... played impassionately ...'
CD Spotlight. Simply Outstanding - John Eliot Gardiner's nine CD Purcell set, strongly recommended by Gerald Fenech. '... renditions out of the ordinary, where Gardiner's expressive ardour and unbridled intensity allow him to reveal all the gracefulness, subtlety, pathos and nobility of Purcell's uniquely human music.'
CD Spotlight. A Worthy Tribute - Purcell opera suites conducted by Neville Marriner, recommended by Gerald Fenech. '... full-blown Purcellian splendour ...'
Ensemble. A Thin Connection - Purcell's 'King Arthur' travels to Italy, and is experienced by Giuseppe Pennisi
Much Augmented - A new score of Elgar's 'Arthur', perused by Robert Anderson
Ensemble. Dignity Personified - Apollo's Fire performs 'Dido and Aeneas', enjoyed by Kelly Ferjutz
Ensemble. Thoughtfulness and Insight - Roderic Dunnett was at Armonico Consort's 'The Marriage of Figaro'
Ensemble. Nimbleness and Warmth - The Armonico Consort at the Buxton Festival, reviewed by Mike Wheeler
Venus and Adonis - Robert Hugill muses on the marriage of music and words in the seventeenth century
Scholarship and originality - David Bury explains the merits of Robert Anderson's new book 'Elgar and Chivalry'