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CheltenhamKenny Broberg performs Rachmaninov
Grieg, Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Jamie Phillips; Kenny Broberg
CheltenhamHolst Birthday Concert 2018
Holst, Mozart, Tallis, Bach, Vaughan Williams, Wood
Ian Higginson; Cheltenham Choral Society; James Gilchrist; John Wright; Unknown
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Fashion, flamboyance and fervency at Cheltenham
Parisian choral works by Fauré, Dupré and Duruflé performed by candle (and electric) light in Cheltenham College Chapel.
Callum Smart makes stunning RPO debut
Callum Smart, playing Bruch’s Violin Concerto no. 1 in G minor, and conductor Matthew Halls made very successful debuts with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at a packed Cheltenham Town Hall.
Boris Giltburg at Cheltenham Music Festival
Boris Giltburg was one of the must-see performers of this year’s Cheltenham Music Festival, having won the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition for pianists back in June. The hall at the Pittville Pump Room was packed full of anticipation for this renowned pianist.
Authentic music theatre: Sound Affairs brings Michelangelo Drawing Blood to Cheltenham
Michelangelo is an iconic figure of the High Renaissance, whose profound – and possibly unparalleled – impact upon western art continues to resonate down the ages. Together with Leonardo, he epitomises the “Renaissance Man”, more a concept representing a creative ideal than a mere colloquialism for “polymath”.
Sun shines in Cheltenham: Signum Quartet at Pittville Pump Room
The sun is out and the musical migration has begun. Many metropolis music venues decide practically to shut up shop for the summer, and the concert junkie needs to uproot and search out top classical music at one of the summer festivals that spring up seasonally.
Sundog and James Rhodes at the Cheltenham Music Festival
This double-bill concert was a fantastic success at Cheltenham’s Town Hall. It had been moved from the main stage to a smaller side-room, but rather than this being to the detriment of the performance, this enhanced it. The performers were up close, which created a personal recital in an intimate setting.