
Weekly conversations about classical music with leading musicians and writers
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 565 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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On May 31, 1901 London's Wigmore Hall (originally Bechstein Hall) opened its doors, and hosted its first concert. Among the performers were the great Belgian violinist and composer Eugène Ysaÿe and the Italian pianist and composer Ferruccio Busoni. M... more
In this episode of the Gramophone Podcast, mezzo-soprano Helen Charlston speaks to Hattie Butterworht in Amsterdam during the run of Michel van der Aa's new opera Theory of Flames to discuss her latest album, A Poet's Love. Centred on Schumann's Dich... more
Today we launch a new edition to the Gramophone Podcasts, The Gramophone Listening Room, in which Charlotte Gardner invites two of today's finest young artists into the studio to explore some of the treasures of the recording archive, both recent and... more
Jack Pepper meets Festival Academy Budapest co-founder and Artistic Director Barnabás Kelemen to explore his upcoming concerto marathon, the gypsy violin tradition and a packed 2026 Summerfest
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While I Write below several years ago complaining about sound quality and see that others have done the same, I’m astonished that this still hasn’t been addressed. It’s not rocket science, use clip on microphones or hanging from above, just closer to the people. The echo is terrible and the whole experience of the podcast negatively influenced. Please, Gramophone, address this.
These podcasts are often interesting but severely let down by really bad sound quality during the interviews with art... more
I can’t imagine my musical life without this wonderful journal
On the John Rutter episode (the only one I’ve listened to so far), the volume of the conversation was quite low, but the music excerpts were way too loud. How about equalizing those aspects?
Love the insights offered New York musicians on their recordings
I’m not a newcomer to Classical music, but these podcasts and the Gramophone magazine have educated me. Just listened to the one on Schubert, and to think that I knew little of his music…so informative!
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This podcast features engaging weekly conversations with prominent musicians and writers in the classical music scene. Episodes cover a wide range of topics including album releases, recording experiences, and the artistic journeys of various artists. Notably, it explores significant works and composers, delving into their historical contexts and the emotional narratives behind the music. Unique storytelling and insightful discussions abound, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of classical music.
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Recent guests on Gramophone Classical Music Podcast include:
1. Helen Charlston
2. Plínio Fernandes
3. Barnabás Kelemen
4. Kirill Karabits
5. Rachel Portman
6. Jordi Savall
7. Elsa Dreisig
8. Peter Whelan
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