Alan Blyth News Today

Sir Neville Marriner, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday this April, was a central pillar of post-war British music-making, maintaining consistency and distinction despite the shifting sands of a rapidly changing musical landscape. Richard Osborne remembers a life of collaboration and accomplishment

Digital recording arrives, and a trailblazing independent label starts up in Sweden

Arnold Östman's recordings transformed the way we experience and think about Mozart’s greatest dramatic masterpieces

Renata Scotto speaks to Alan Blyth for Gramophone's August 1978 issue

Edward Breen welcomes the reissue of John Eliot Gardiner’s pioneering Erato legacy

The Terrerath Community Centre’s Badminton Group held their fundraiser at the end of April, their first badminton marathon which raised €620 towards the facility’s Astroturf.

Viking Bridge Club

Our introduction to the greatest classical pianists and their most essential recordings, complete with links to the original Gramophone reviews. Featuring Martha Argerich, Vladimir Horowitz, Igor Levit and Maria João Pires

50 of the finest Mozart recordings in history, featuring Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Martha Argerich and Claudio Abbado, plus extracts from the original Gramophone reviews

To celebrate Wolfgang Holzmair’s 70th birthday, and the release of ‘The Philips Recitals’, we pay tribute to the Austrian baritone.