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BBC Radio 3 recommends the Gould Piano Trio
An album from the Gould Piano Trio’s extensive discography was featured on the ‘Building a Library’ segment of BBC Radio 3’s Record Review this weekend.
Celebrating ‘Welcome Joy’
Corvus Consort and Louise Thomson’s collaborative album ‘Welcome Joy’ has received sustained and unanimous praise across the press since its release on Chandos in 2024, and continues to delight listeners.
‘From the Beginning’ continues to inspire
Celebrating over 30 years of shared musicianship, the Galliard Ensemble continues to delight listeners with their latest release, and looks forward to a year which sees them give concerts across the UK.
A fresh face for Louise Thomson
Harpist Louise Thomson welcomes 2025 with a portfolio of new publicity images.
Tim Horton returns to Wigmore Hall
In the second of six concerts over three years, Tim Horton continues his critically-acclaimed Chopin cycle at Wigmore Hall next month.
Linos Piano Trio embark on 2025 engagements
February boasts two opportunities to hear the award-winning Linos Piano Trio perform, beginning a year of high-profile engagements across the UK and beyond.
Rachel Roberts records with the BBC Philharmonic
Violist Rachel Roberts started the new year by recording a concerto dedicated to her with the BBC Philharmonic for Chandos Records.
An interview with Hiroaki Takenouchi
Hiroaki Takenouchi reflects on his recital at Musique at le Genesteix with presenter Stephen Pettitt in a video interview, filmed in the garden of Stephen’s house in the French countryside.
‘Danza Gaya’ named a top album of the year
Hiroaki Takenouchi’s 2024 album ‘Danza Gaya‘ with Simon Callaghan has been selected by Music Web International as one of the top recordings of the year.
Ensemble 360 in residence in Tenerife
Ensemble 360 look forward to performing a series of concerts for a private audience at the Kirker Music Festival in the spectacular location of Tenerife in the new year.
‘Welcome Joy’ one of the ‘best recordings of 2024’
Corvus Consort and harpist Louise Thomson’s album ‘Welcome Joy’ has been named by BBC Music Magazine as one of the 13 best albums of 2024 in its year-end review.
Royal Philharmonic Society celebrates ‘Welcome Joy’
Corvus Consort and Louise Thomson’s album ‘Welcome Joy’ is the subject of an article in the latest edition of the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Philharmonic Magazine.
Robert Plane advocates for lost chamber music
Following the recent release of his album ‘Lonely Landscape’, clarinettist Robert Plane was invited to speak to the Thoroughly Good Classical Music Podcast about Pamela Harrison, the gifted and unjustly neglected mid-century British composer whose music he has championed.
Listen to Tim Horton in conversation with Jon Jacob
Pianist Tim Horton is the guest on the latest episode of the Thoroughly Good Classical Music Podcast, where he speaks to host Jon Jacob about ambiguity in music, the importance of letting go of worry, and why he loves applause between movements.
BBC broadcast on Pamela Harrison’s birthday
BBC Radio 3 marked the birthday of British composer Pamela Harrison last month by playing a track from ‘Lonely Landscape’, a new album of her chamber works curated by Tashmina artist Robert Plane.
Multiple BBC broadcasts for the Solem Quartet
A track from the Solem Quartet’s album ‘Painted Light’ has recently been included in the playlists for three BBC Radio 3 programmes that are curated with rest and relaxation in mind.
Tim Horton broadcast by BBC Radio 3
Tim Horton is featured on BBC Radio 3’s Classical Live, performing a work that forms part of his new cycle for Music in the Round.
Montenegrin Guitar Duo heard on BBC Radio 3’s Classical Live
The Montenegrin Guitar Duo’s performances of music by Manuel De Falla and J.S. Bach are featured on episodes of Radio 3’s performance-focused programme Classical Live this week.
Tashmina Artists featured in Presto’s Top 100
Two discs featuring Tashmina Artists have been shortlisted for the 2024 Presto Awards.
Tim Horton introduces his Wigmore Hall residency
In anticipation of his forthcoming Chopin cycle over two seasons at one of the world’s leading concert venues, pianist Tim Horton speaks about his enduring love for the music of Chopin and the role of ambiguity in determining the greatness of art.