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PooleMonumental Mahler
Ligeti, Mahler
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Kirill Karabits; Lise Lindstrom; Nadine Weissmann; Bournemouth Symphony Chorus
PooleMasters of Melody
Mozart, Bruch, Rachmaninov
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Ben Gernon; Nikita Boriso-Glebsky
PooleSongs from the Heart
Wagner, Strauss R., Brahms
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Karl-Heinz Steffens; Allison Oakes
PooleThe Power of Life
Smetana, Grieg, Nielsen
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; James Feddeck; Saleem Ashkar
PooleTestament
Glière, Turnage, Prokofiev
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Kirill Karabits; Natalya Romaniw
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Brilliant “Images and Dreams” from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Mixed performances from Poole but with an unforgettable Berlioz Symphonie fantastique that was both illuminating and electrifying.
Monsters and heroes in music with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
In a passage through filmic history in the search of monstors and heroes, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra explored contemporary film and game music.
Tatarnikov's all-Russian programme wows at the Lighthouse
In a programme guaranteed to draw the crowds the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra were on sparkling form with dynamic playing too from pianist Boris Giltburg.
Fresh-sounding Weber and fiercely energetic Mahler
Stunning musicianship and passionate commitment gave two repertoire works a new lease of life.
German Romanticism from the BSO
Schumann and Wagner were twinned in a programme focusing on works written in 1850 with impressvie results.
Luminous Lutosławski from Karabits and the BSO
Karabits leads an adventurous programme at the BSO’s Poole home, with flamboyant violinist Nemanja Radulović on surprisingly refined form in the Barber Concerto.