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Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Lisbon, Portugal

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LisbonLeipzig Quartet and Christian Zacharias

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Gade, Brahms, Schumann
Leipzig String Quartet; Stefan Arzberger; Tilman Büning; Ivo Bauer

LisbonPastoral Symphony

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Sibelius, Fagerlund, Beethoven
Orquestra Gulbenkian; Hannu Lintu; Jonathan Roozeman

LisbonJavier Perianes

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Falla, Debussy, Albéniz
Javier Perianes, Piano
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Love in Lisbon: final concert of the Verão Clássico

As he does when his spirit is most honestly invoked, Schumann spoke directly across the ages through Moraguès and Pinto-Ribeiro, and in the process allowed the two musicians to reveal the dimensions of their own love for music.
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Verão Clássico: Chamber music rules in Lisbon

Eldar Nebolsin, Corey Cerovsek and Gary Hoffman did not completely answer whether Tchaikovsky's Piano Trio is chamber music that wants to be a ballet score or vice versa, but the intoxicating beauty of their playing banished all doubts of whether the answer mattered. 
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A Lisbon line-up of Romantics

Katya Apekisheva and friends made a persuasive case for Hummel's Piano Quintet to be heard as a transitional grand romantic concerto deserving of belonging in such august company.
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Music always circulates: António Godinho on Early music in Portugal

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We talk to young recorder player António Godinho about the burgeoning Early music scene in Portugal – and the music of Vicente Lusitano, Europe’s earliest recorded composer of colour.