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LiverpoolOpening Night
Nielsen, Brahms
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Vasily Petrenko; Unknown
LiverpoolPetrenko's Brahms I
Bell, Nielsen, Strauss R., Brahms
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Vasily Petrenko; Diana Damrau
LiverpoolAnderson & Roe pianos
Brahms, Bartók, Piazzolla, Villa-Lobos, Bizet
Graham Johns; Neil Hitt; Anderson & Roe Piano Duo
LiverpoolSerenade to Music
Vaughan Williams, Mendelssohn, Lawes
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Andrew Manze; James Ehnes
LiverpoolTwo Pianos
Bernstein, Mozart, Tubin, Sibelius
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Anu Tali; Anderson & Roe Piano Duo
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Hough in exemplary Beethoven before Manze’s Antarctic tour
Andrew Manze conducted the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in two English choral pieces; Stephen Hough brought a fitting conclusion to his Beethoven concerto cycle as artist-in-residence.
Tremendous Turangalîla from the RLPO
A highlight of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic's season, tackling a piece not attempted by the orchestra for almost 50 years.
Polished Glass: a return to form with the Eleventh Symphony
Philip Glass' 80th birthday is celebrated in style by Vasily Petrenko and The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic in the UK première of his Eleventh Symphony, alongside vibrant performances of Dvořák and Scriabin.
Visceral virtuosity and poetic pianism
Evgeni Bozhanov marks his Liverpool début with the RLPO under the watchful eye of conductor Marzena Diakun.
Fantastic decadence in Liverpool
Petrenko and the RLPO tackle familiar Berlioz and unfamiliar Kodály and Szymanowski.
Revolutionary musings: Shostakovich 12 in Liverpool
Soviet Realism rubs shoulders with Romanticism and a new British work in Liverpool.