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Gramophone at 90: leading critics recall their first Gramophone review

Gramophone Composer Guides: the best Camille Saint-Saëns recordings

In celebration ofGramophone's first issue, published 90 years ago in April 1923, leading critics for the magazine recall their firstGramophone review. Richard Osborne looks back to 1973, the year of the magazine’s 50th anniversary, when he was asked by then editor Malcolm Walker to review an LP of early Callas recordings - but it was his review of Carlos Kleiber’s Beethoven Fifth with the Vienna Philharmonic on DG, published in June 1975, which really made an impact. Also making the trip down memory lane are Jeremy Nicholas, who first reviewed Wynton Marsalis’s All Riseconducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen (Sony Classical) in 2003, and Rob Cowan, who reviewed Brahms and Khachaturian Violin Concertos with Henryk Szeryng and the LSO under Antal Doráti (Mercury) in 1993.

Gramophone on the big screen

The magazine makes an appearance in A Late Quartet, released in UK cinemas this Friday, April 5.

Milan gala heralds twin bicentenaries at La Scala

Tenor Bryan Hymel receives Beverly Sills Artist Award

Tenor Bryan Hymel has been named the eighth recipient of the Metropolitan Opera’s annual Beverly Sills Artist Award. The $50,000 prize, the largest of its kind in the United States, is given to an American singer who has already appeared in solo roles at the Met.

Obituary: Risë Stevens, mezzo

The American mezzo Risë Stevens has died at her home in New York three months short of her 100th birthday.

BBC Two presents ‘Howard Goodall’s Story of Music’ in January 2013

90th anniversary interviews: Glenn Gould

In honour of Gramophone's anniversary, we revisit a series of classic interviews from the archive. Glenn Gould spoke to Robin Stringer forGramophone in February 1979.