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• BBC initiative invites 11-14-year-olds to Get Singing!
  Jacob Collier leads the way in new drive to encourage joining in a choir
• 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
  Piano ‘accompanists’ rarely get the recognition they so richly deserve
• Poetry in motion
  Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato draws on a wealth of experience – from church singing to bel canto – in a new project inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson, as she explains to Clive Paget
• Rejoicing in Joyce
   Five unmissable recordings
• An original voice
  Emily Dickinson in music
• Tuneful taunts
  Jeremy Pound has a gentle chuckle at the composers who have used their musical skills to poke fun at others
• Playing for laughs
   Musical stand-ups
• Key partner
  Top ‘accompanist’, raconteur and broadcaster, Gerald Moore did much to elevate the role of the pianist in duo performance, says Andrew Green
• More is Moore
   Recorded highlights
• Hope springs eternal
  As he adds two prestigious festivals to his portfolio of directorships, violinist Daniel Hope speaks to Michael White about finding his roots
• Festivals of Hope
  The new additions
• The heat is on
  Climate change is an issue that affects us all – but, asks Rebecca Franks, what can composers do to draw attention to this important topic?
• Carbon-lite concerts
   Performers’ initiatives
• Sweet dreams
  As composer Max Richter celebrates his 60th birthday, Claire Jackson dons her slippers and nightcap to reassess his epic-length Sleep
• Further listening
  The best of Max Richter
• Naples United States
  An impressive arts centre proves there is more to this wealthy Florida city than golf courses and mansions, finds Charlotte Smith
• Erik Satie
  Though his quirky personality fascinates us, Satie was above all a composer of remarkable craft and originality, explains Ciarán Crilly
• Hector Berlioz Harold in Italy
  The Abruzzo hills are calling, as Terry Williams explores the best recordings of Berlioz’s Byron-inspired work for viola and orchestra
• Continue the journey…
  We suggest five works to explore after Berlioz’s Harold in Italy
• Beethoven shaped by a lifetime of listening
  Imogen Cooper’s valedictory recording unveils new moments of magic and beauty in these integral works, writes Michael Church
• Thrilling Brahms from an experienced devotee
  Kirill Petrenko and the Berlin Philharmonic are on superb form, writes Sarah Urwin Jones
• A spellbinding premiere preserved
  Helen Grime’s work is brought vividly to life, notes Martin Cotton
• Authentic Lully drawing on original sources
  This new Atys recreates the atmosphere of the opera’s premiere, writes John-Pierre Joyce
• A thoughtful completion of a fragmented score
  Ashutosh Khandekar is impressed by Jordi Savall’s approach to Mozart’s Great Mass
• Turning poignant poetry into sumptuous song
  Kevin Puts’s latest work for Joyce DiDonato is a spine-tingling success, writes Claire Jackson
• Exceptional performances from a talented duo
  Jo Talbot is impressed with this cello-piano pair’s mastery of technique and timbre
• A young virtuoso masters an iconic body of work
  Yunchan Lim brings flair and finesse to Bach’s Goldberg Variations, notes Paul Riley
• Contrasting traditions
  Ukrainian vocalist Anna Pidgorna pulls no punches in a riveting programme
• Books
  Our critics cast their eyes over the latest books on all things music…
• A glittering revival
  Decca’s reissue is a luminous celebration of Johann Strauss and Viennese opera
• Unboxed
  This month’s round-up dives into Bach’s choral and keyboard works and honours a great virtuoso
• The best headphones for a restful night’s sleep
  Chris Haslam provides advice on buying the latest hi-fi equipment
• TV&Radio
  Your guide to what’s on BBC Radio 3 this month, plus TV highlights
• Haydn’s symphonies
  The great Austrian composer wrote a staggering 104 symphonies, but where to start? Nicholas Kenyon provides a handy guide