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Melbourne Symphony / Sir Andrew Davis
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
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Jean-Philippe Collard, Marie Jacquot & l'OSM
Orchestre National de Mulhouse
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Concerto for the left hand
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Rite of Spring
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
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Europiano - The Most Beautiful Piano Concertos from Across Europe
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
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Youthful Rachmaninov
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
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PICC 2026 Semi-Finals: Concerto Round, live from Bled
RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra
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Kissed by a Rose
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
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StockholmRachmaninov and Pintscher
Neuwirth, Pintscher, Rachmaninov
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Matthias Pintscher; Leila Josefowicz
ReykjavíkPoga conducts Shostakovich
Rachmaninov, Shostakovich
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Andris Poga; Alexander Roslavets; Fóstbræður Men's Choir; Kyrja Vocal Ensemble
LondonLondon Piano Festival: An Evening with Peter Donohoe
Schubert, Chopin, Rachmaninov
Peter Donohoe; Kathryn Stott
GatesheadSinfonia of London | Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto
Bacewicz, Rachmaninov, Rimsky-Korsakov
Sinfonia of London; John Wilson; Benjamin Grosvenor
EdinburghRachmaninov by Candlelight
Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov
Warren Mailley-Smith, Piano
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Sergei Krylov's memorable Mendelssohn with the Sofia Philharmonic
At the Belgrade Music Festival, the Sofia Philharmonic and conductor Nayden Todorov also impress in a gripping account of Rachmaninov's Third Symphony.
Compelling Rachmaninov from Karina Canellakis with Pittsburgh Symphony
Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances brings colorful, compelling playing as Karina Canellakis makes her Pittsburgh Symphony debut in a program of strikingly varied musical styles.
Collon and The Hallé wander off the beaten track in Sheffield
Is his Third Symphony Rachmaninov’s most overlooked masterpiece? Nicholas Collon and the Hallé make the case for this brooding and elusive work at Sheffield City Hall.
Fireworks, octaves and Russian melancholy from John Wilson in Dublin
John Wilson brings energy, colour and drama to his Russian-dominated Dublin programme, while Emanuil Ivanov dazzles technically but leaves Tchaikovsky’s lyricism wanting.
Rachmaninov without excess: Cho and Nelsons in Boston
Seong-Jin Cho brings refinement and bite to the Paganini Rhapsody, before Andris Nelsons leads a leanly textured Second Symphony