Hannah Nepil

The Russian piano prodigy gave a performance as remarkable for its restraint as for its passion

Janáček, Dvořák and Beethoven were dispatched with a light touch

Preserved programmes indicate lots of British composers, no new German music and women in the orchestra

The gags come thick and fast but Handel’s weightier themes seem trivialised in Robert Carsen’s revived staging

Vasily Petrenko highlighted the invention of Elgar and Richard Strauss

Soprano and tenor showed a rare emotional agility in this Schumann recital

There’s no questioning the pianist’s virtuosity – but subtlety was in short supply here

The violinist relaxed into his conducting role – eventually

The pianist siblings were undeterred by an interruption to their performance

The baritone talks about the importance of exploring the unknown