Period: 20th century

Festive Janáček and energetically fresh Sibelius from Rattle and the LSO, with impressive focus and intensity from Janine Jansen in Szymanowski's sensuous Violin Concerto no. 1.

There was a tingle to this concert, as if musicians and audience alike saw clearly for the first time what riches lie ahead.

Mary Bevan’s bewitching soprano is the star of a glorious programme of music by Ravel and his contemporaries.

WNO make a compelling case for Prokofiev's gargantuan War and Peace.

If there's any way to characterise Trevino's approach to Mahler, it is that he is neither bashful nor shy. 

Husband and wife join together with the Ulster Orchestra in Ulster Hall, at the beginning of a year-long féile pairing the music of two twentieth-century giants of symphonic repertoire. 

In a failed mash-up, the Houston Symphony performed only the first movement (the three-minute “Prelude: Maestoso”) of Ives’ Fourth Symphony and continued attacca into the 80 minutes of Mahler's "Resurrection."

Works by Alban Berg and Gustav Mahler recently heralded this year’s concert season in Zurich, where Artist in Residence Janine Jansen gave a superb performance.