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In the February issue of Gramophone, on sale from January 25, we anticipate the 150th anniversary of Berlioz’s death in March with a cover feature by Tim Ashley that explores the composer’s unique approach to orchestral music and opera. Meanwhile, in our two additional features, violinist Leila Josefowicz tells Andrew Farach-Colton how she is harnessing her grief to explore new, heart-wrenching repertoire, and lutenist Matthew Wadsworth talks to Editor Martin Cullingford about his fascinating theorbo commission from Stephen Goss.

Elsewhere, David Fanning surveys the available recordings of Carl Nielsen’s humanistic Fifth Symphony in this month’s Collection and chooses his favourite, and Pwyll ap Sion explores the shifts and contrasts of Michel Van der Aa’s music in our Contemporary Composer feature.

Plus, as always, our world-leading critics review the latest classical music releases on CD, DVD and download – with the best being crowned ‘Editor’s Choice’.
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February 2019 In the February issue of Gramophone, on sale from January 25, we anticipate the 150th anniversary of Berlioz’s death in March with a cover feature by Tim Ashley that explores the composer’s unique approach to orchestral music and opera. Meanwhile, in our two additional features, violinist Leila Josefowicz tells Andrew Farach-Colton how she is harnessing her grief to explore new, heart-wrenching repertoire, and lutenist Matthew Wadsworth talks to Editor Martin Cullingford about his fascinating theorbo commission from Stephen Goss. Elsewhere, David Fanning surveys the available recordings of Carl Nielsen’s humanistic Fifth Symphony in this month’s Collection and chooses his favourite, and Pwyll ap Sion explores the shifts and contrasts of Michel Van der Aa’s music in our Contemporary Composer feature. Plus, as always, our world-leading critics review the latest classical music releases on CD, DVD and download – with the best being crowned ‘Editor’s Choice’.


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Originally published over 90 years ago in 1923, Gramophone magazine has been furnishing music fans with highly respected reviews and critical analysis spanning all genres of classical music ever since. Each issue contains highly recommended recordings of the month that you just can’t miss, with interesting and insightful features that explore the greater depth of the recordings and scores.


Whether it’s news, reviews, features or playlists, Gramophone magazine gives readers everything the world of classical music has to offer. As the ‘world’s leading authority on classical music’, you can expect to find all-revealing interviews with the biggest names in classical music alongside the celebration of iconic composers and musicians such as Mozart and Beethoven.


With a reputation founded on acclaimed critical analyses of the latest CD releases, you can expect independent and intelligent editorial with over 150 reviews in each issue. What’s more, subscribers to Gramophone magazine will also enjoy unparalleled and comprehensive coverage of upcoming performances and live events in the UK and around the world - so you’ll know what to book!  


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