From May through to November 2018, Eloquence will reissue the historic 1950s recordings of Russian operas recorded by the Belgrade National Opera. Peter Quantrill tells the story.

From the goldfields in Western Australia, whose capital city is the most remote in the world, Joyce defied incongruous and humble beginnings to forge a career that took her to the international pinnacle of twentieth-century pianism.

Acclaimed by Herbert von Karajan, no less, as ‘the Carmen of the century’, Teresa Berganza was a singer who defied easy categorization.

Raymond Tuttle profiles the American conductor a selection of whose orchestral encores are released on Decca Eloquence this month.

David Tunley, renowned scholar and Campoli biographer, profiles the great violinist in tandem with the release of ‘The Bel Canto Violin’ – six 2CD volumes encompassing all of Alfredo Campoli’s Decca LPs.

In November 2017, Eloquence collects together all of the solo organ recordings that Simon Preston made for Argo. Most of these are issued on CD for the first time.

This month, Decca Eloquence brings back Jennifer Vyvyan’s treasured recordings. Her son, Jonathan Crown, contributes a special message.

‘More farewells than Dame Nellie Melba’ is a familiar (somewhat sarcastic) accusation among Australians. And it’s true that Dame Nellie had many of them.

Small or big, the deliciously naughty lollipop goes Dutch for a unique collection on Eloquence.

Nick Nelissen chronicles Doráti’s early years in Holland to accompany the release of a 2CD set of rarities of Doráti conducting the Residentie and Concertgebouw Orchestras.

Alicia de Larrocha’s daughter, Alicia Torra, writes in memory of her mother to accompany the releases of her very first recordings

Born in Athens in 1918, Greek soprano Irma Kolassi was one of the greatest talents in the more rarefied sphere of the art song.