The Gramophone magazine

Roger Wright talks to Martin Cullingford about composer anniversaries, expanding broadcasting, and the role of the Proms in wider cultural life. Excerpts from Teldec, Apex and Hyperion

Ida Haendel talks to Martin Cullingford about Bach, Mozart and life in London. With excerpts from her new disc 'Chaconne' on RCA Red Seal

William Christie talks to Antony Craig about conducting Rameau's Hippolyte et Aricie at Glyndebourne. With excerpts from Erato and Phillips

The violinist Viktoria Mullova talks to Martin Cullingford about her new recording of Bach violin concertos, released on Onyx

Dame Janet Baker talks to James Jolly about her career: a Gramophone Milestones Podcast, in association with EFG International. Excerpts from EMI and Decca

Lutenist Paul O'Dette talks to Gramophone editor Martin Cullingford about recording the music of Francesco da Milano for Harmonia Mundi

LSO principal flautist Adam Walker talks to Gramophone's deputy editor Sarah Kirkup about his debut disc Vocalise, which takes its inspiration from song

Gramophone editor Martin Cullingford talks to Decca's new soprano Julia Lezhneva about her disc of Motets by Vivaldi, Porpora, Handel and Mozart

James Jolly talks to Sir John Eliot Gardiner about the new 30-CD set marking his 70th birthday, released by DG

Martin Cullingford explores 90 years of classical recording, with James Jolly, Rob Cowan and Richard Lawrence. A Gramophone Milestones Podcast, in association with EFG International

Gramophone Editor-in-Chief James Jolly talks to Corina Belcea and Antoine Lederlin from the Belcea Quartet about recording Beethoven for Zig-Zag Territoires

Gramophone Editor Martin Cullingford talks to Candida Thompson, artistic director of the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, about recording music by Britten for Channel Classics

Paul Kildea, author of a new biography of Benjamin Britten, discusses the composer's life and work with Gramophone's James Jolly. A Gramophone Milestones Podcast, in association with EFG International

Tenor Nicky Spence talks to Gramophone's deputy editor Sarah Kirkup about 'As You Like It', his new disc of Shakespeare settings, with pianist Malcolm Martineau on Resonus Classics.

Gramophone editor-in-chief James Jolly talks to conductor John Wilson about Elgar and great Elgarians (and his new recording for Somm), and to Stephen Wright of ICA Classics about the importance of historic recordings.