In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Music

• Lost Bach revealed after 320 years
  Two organ works receive modern premiere in Leipzig
• Concert Heaven Concert Hell
  Top artists recall their best and worst performances
• THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
  Pick a theme… and name your seven favourite examples
• Richard Morrison
  America’s contribution to the history of music is second to none
• Single-handed Superstar
  Following his stunning debut at last year’s BBC Proms, one-handed pianist Nicholas McCarthy tells Claire Jackson all about repertoire, technique and challenging narrowminded attitudes
• Trauma and triumph
  Turning injury into invention
• Keys to enlightenment
  Once seen as an elite symbol of the West, the piano is today accessible to Indian people of all backgrounds, says Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford
• Winning formula
  The Con Brio piano contest
• The Great Journey
  As he approaches his 80th birthday, composer Colin Matthews speaks to Michael White about his 50-year contribution to British musical life
• A colourful palette
  Standout Matthews works
• Clarevoices
  At 700, Clare is one of Cambridge’s oldest colleges, but its choir is youthful and full of life, finds Andrew Stewart
• A series of firsts
  John Rutter recalls
• 15 pieces about US states
  From Alaskan glaciers to Florida plantations, Brian Wise explores how composers have depicted the American landscape
• Thank you, Mr Holland…
  As the Mr Holland’s Opus Foundation approaches its 30th birthday, Michael Beek explores the charity’s impact and the composer behind it
• Michael Kamen
  From Rock to Robin Hood
• Stravinsky, Strauss and The Starman
  For David Bowie, who died ten years ago this month, classical music was one many important influcnces, says Andrew Green
• A big impression
  Eric Whitacre on Bowie
• Strike up the band
  Britain’s illustrious brass band tradition delivers first-rate opportunities within local communities, writes Anne Templer
• Band terminology
  A beginner’s guide
• The Best of British Countryside, with BBC Countryfile Magazine!
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• Hamamatsu Japan
  The lakeside city is home to Yamaha and Kawai piano makers, a leading competition… and prized local eels, reports Claire Jackson
• Morton Feldman
  Ivan Hewett marks 100 years of an American modernist whose complex, sometimes lengthy, scores ultimately reward those willing to listen
• Johann Sebastian Bach Coffee Cantata
  Paul Riley enjoys rich aromas aplenty as he filters through the tastiest recordings of Bach’s comic take on an 18th-century caffeine obsession
• Continue the journey…
  We suggest five further works to explore after Bach’s Coffee Cantata
• A bold statement in the face of censorship
  Erik Levi praises Hyeyoon Park’s compelling pairing of two composers suppressed and stifled by political forces
• Bold masterpieces brought to life
  Steph Power is wowed by Richter de Vroe’s orchestral experimentalism
• Virtuosic, expressive and immersive pianism
  Jessica Duchen is captured by Francesco Piemontesi’s compelling interpretations of Brahms’s piano works
• An epic tale of worldly temptation
  George Hall is impressed by the first complete recording of this forgotten work
• Bach’s earliest cantatas in recordings of vivid clarity
  Sébastien Daucé turns to Bach in accounts of fervour and tenderness, writes Nicholas Anderson
• Delightful settings of English texts
  Christopher Cook enjoys the debut album from well-matched musical partners
• Stunning Debussy from a world-leading ensemble
  Michael Jameson is entranced by the Belcea Quartet’s brilliant pairing of French and Polish composers
• A seamless dialogue in piano works for two
  Leif Ove Andsnes and Bertrand Chamayou play Schubert with exquisite sensitivity, says Misha Donat
• Subverting all genres
  Tortoise’s first new album since 2016 is an improbable yet utterly compelling success
• Books
  Our critics cast their eyes over the latest selection of books on all things music
• Operatic awakening
  Charles Mackerras’s mastery of Janáček is palpable in this centenary celebration
• Unboxed
  This month’s round-up celebrates Jodie Devos and dives deep into Schoenberg and Shostakovich
• The modern, affordable all-in-one CD player
  Our expert Chris Haslam gives advice on buying the latest hi-fi equipment
• TV&Radio
  Your guide to what’s on BBC Radio 3 this month, plus TV highlights
• Steve Reich at 90
  In an exclusive interview, the pioneering US minimalist composer looks back over his long and influential career with Tom Service