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Contents – October 2010 ‘In the opening of Sospiri, Sol Gabetta enters on a whisper and strings fall about her as if from above, deathly quiet’ The sensational Elgar recording (including the Cello Concerto) from new star cellist Sol Gabetta, reviewed by Rob Cowan on page 71 Letters In praise of Fauré; remembering Taddei 8 editor’s choice The sublime final instalment in La Risonanza’s Handel series; Lang Lang’s finest recording yet; Haitink’s Heldenleben 12 S o u n d b i t e S I m A G e S / G e t t y / A F P I S I c K V A L A S S e r P A t r : p h o t o g r a p h y the Gramophone awards short List Find out who’s in the running for the world’s leading classical music prizes 14 anthony roLfe johnson, a tribute Sir John Eliot Gardiner reflects on a great artist and a dear colleague 17 for the record Domingo to sing Rigoletto; a new label from New College Choir, Oxford 18 a conversation with… …composer Sally Beamish 23 diary Pianist Louis Lortie on the importance of working with different instruments 24 richard eyre The captivating philosophy of Glenn Gould 27 recordinGs on triaL Does Otto Klemperer’s classic version of Bach’s B minor Mass stand up today? 30 www.gramophone.co.uk F e At u R e S Leif ove andsnes The piano great on the long-awaited completion of his Rachmaninov cycle 36 pierre bouLez at 85 A rare (and combative) interview with the iconic and still irascible musician 44 reputations:maLcoLmwiLLiamson How we neglect a great composer 50 new season preview Gramophone’s guide to the best live events around the world in the forthcoming season 52 the Gramophone coLLection Richard Wigmore seeks a favourite recording of Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito 62 Inside the piano mind of Leif Ove Andsnes 36 e n C o R e musicaL journeys Early music in York; Lorin Maazel’s festival; Channel Classics celebrates in Holland 121 pick of the musicaL month Hampson’s Macbeth; ENO in Luxembourg 125 audio and visuaL Marantz’s stereo on a budget; eye-poppingly expensive super-speakers from Sonus 128 mymusic Baroness Susan Greenfield 146 Reaching 85 hasn’t mellowed composer, conductor and polemicist Pierre Boulez 44 GRAMOPHONE october 2010

Contents – October 2010

‘In the opening of Sospiri, Sol Gabetta enters on a whisper and strings fall about her as if from above, deathly quiet’ The sensational Elgar recording (including the Cello Concerto) from new star cellist Sol Gabetta, reviewed by Rob Cowan on page 71

Letters In praise of Fauré; remembering Taddei

8

editor’s choice The sublime final instalment in La Risonanza’s Handel series; Lang Lang’s finest recording yet; Haitink’s Heldenleben

12

S o u n d b i t e S

I m A G e S

/ G e t t y

/ A F P

I S

I c K V A L A S S e r

P A t r

:

p h o t o g r a p h y the Gramophone awards short List Find out who’s in the running for the world’s leading classical music prizes

14

anthony roLfe johnson,

a tribute Sir John Eliot Gardiner reflects on a great artist and a dear colleague

17

for the record Domingo to sing Rigoletto; a new label from New College Choir, Oxford

18

a conversation with…

…composer Sally Beamish

23

diary Pianist Louis Lortie on the importance of working with different instruments

24

richard eyre The captivating philosophy of

Glenn Gould

27

recordinGs on triaL Does Otto Klemperer’s classic version of

Bach’s B minor Mass stand up today?

30

www.gramophone.co.uk

F e At u R e S

Leif ove andsnes The piano great on the long-awaited completion of his Rachmaninov cycle

36

pierre bouLez at 85 A rare (and combative) interview with the iconic and still irascible musician

44

reputations:maLcoLmwiLLiamson

How we neglect a great composer

50

new season preview Gramophone’s guide to the best live events around the world in the forthcoming season

52

the Gramophone coLLection Richard Wigmore seeks a favourite recording of Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito

62

Inside the piano mind of Leif Ove Andsnes 36

e n C o R e musicaL journeys Early music in York; Lorin Maazel’s festival;

Channel Classics celebrates in Holland

121

pick of the musicaL month Hampson’s Macbeth; ENO in Luxembourg

125

audio and visuaL Marantz’s stereo on a budget; eye-poppingly expensive super-speakers from Sonus

128

mymusic Baroness Susan Greenfield

146

Reaching 85 hasn’t mellowed composer, conductor and polemicist Pierre Boulez 44

GRAMOPHONE october 2010

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