In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Music

• Sonic youth
  Korean pianist Yunchan Lim’s extraordinary Chopin studio debut offers just a taste of his dazzling musicianship, writes Jessica Duchen
• Queen of arts
  Errollyn Wallen is riding high on a year of triumphs that include becoming Master of the King’s Music, writes Claire Jackson
• Left-field learning
  Despite an education steeped in the Russian tradition, noted pianist Nikolai Lugansky forged an unusual path to a stellar career, writes Tom Service
• And relax…
  The music that calms us can be deeply personal, writes Claire Jackson, yet certain universal elements are scientifically proven to ease stress
• Perfect peace
  The BBC Music team and reviewers on the music they turn to for a sense of calm
• Great Dame
  When flames engulfed Notre-Dame in 2019, the organ miraculously survived. Now cleaned and restored, it is sounding as good as ever, discovers John Allison
• Soundbites!
  As Steven Spielberg’s Jaws celebrates 50 years old, Charlotte Smith explores the vital role played by John Williams’s famously unsettling soundtrack
• All in the mind
  The cliché of the ‘mad genius’ has long perpetuated the idea that creativity and mental illness are linked. But, asks Rebecca Franks, how true is that notion?
• Pieces of 8
  There’s more to vocal ensemble VOCES8 than its ethereal sound, not least a keen commitment to education, as Amanda Holloway reports
• Savonlinna Finland
  Forests, lakes, a 550-year-old fairytale castle and a famous opera festival… Charlotte Smith is entranced by this charming Nordic town
• Orlando Gibbons
  From court refinement to London street cries, Gibbons’s music captures the very essence of early-Stuart England, writes Simon Heighes
• Felix Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 ‘Italian’
  Erik Levi basks in the Mediterranean sunshine and sips a limoncello as he enjoys the genial company of this most radiant of orchestral works
• Screen
  Michael Beek highlights some recent releases of music from film and television
• Anna Lapwood Organist, conductor
  Anna Lapwood has given organ music a major boost with her viral TikTok videos and unlikely but brilliant transcriptions for the instrument. The multi-talented British artist, who is soon to turn 30, recently stepped down as music director at Pembroke College, Cambridge, to concentrate on her solo career. Her new album, Firedove, is out on Sony Classical on 30 May.