The Italian American violinist Francesca Dego has been announced as Wigmore Hall’s Artist in Residence for the 2026/2027 ...

Oxford's historical instruments museum invites us to draw connections between music and the society in which it's heard If ...

The numerical neatness ends there, however, as this elegant – though, for its day, not notably lavish – house served as Handel’s home for a remarkable 36 years, from 1732 to 1759, nearly four decades ...

This week we welcome new recordings of Mahler's Second Symphony, Handel's Messiah, Schoenberg's piano works and more ...

David Threasher and Geraint Lewis return to Rostropovich’s pioneering 1964 recording of Britten’s Cello Symphony with the ...

Cambridge-based audio brand ARCAM is celebrating half a century with two new products that distil five decades of expertise ...

From world-record auction prices to a cello bought for €8,000, Brompton’s has built an unrivalled track record in identifying ...

Today's Video of the Day is a performance of Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb by the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, ...

Today's Video of the Day is a performance of Joseph Canteloube's La delaïssádo from his Chants d'Auvergne by Lotte ...

The archive spans autographed manuscripts, first-edition scores, correspondence with his contemporaries and personal items The National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Hallé have announced that an ...

The album maps the ancient pilgrimage trail the Via Francigena Gus and Lily from Apollo 5 join Hattie in the Gramophone studio to discuss their new album, Crossings, out now on the Voces8 label.

As our current Orchestra of the Year concludes its year as holder of the title, we profile an orchestra with a deep commitment to recording In a special edition of the Gramophone Podcast, Editor ...