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What's in a name? An intriguing and varied recital from Denis Kozhukhin in London

Von David Karlin, 29. Januar 2020

The Russian pianist's nuanced approach bears most fruit in Schubert and Grieg, less so in Beethoven and Ravel.

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***11

London

29. Jan. 2020

What's in a name? Intriguing pianism from Denis Kozhukhin

Von David Karlin

Prom 52: Gardner chisels out the bigger picture in Sibelius 2

Von Mark Pullinger, 21. August 2018

A theatrical first half saw the world première of Rolf Wallin's violin concerto, Whirld, played by Alina Ibragimova.

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****1

London

21. Aug. 2018

Prom 52: Gardner chisels out the bigger picture in Sibelius 2

Von Mark Pullinger

Debussy Perspectives: Philippe Cassard dons his dancing shoes at Wigmore Hall

Von Mark Pullinger, 20. November 2017

Waltzing on a Monday evening? Wigmore Hall is not exactly the Tower Ballroom, but last night it did a fair impression as a temple of dance when Philippe Cassard played the third of his Debussy Perspectives series.

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London

20. Nov. 2017

Philippe Cassard dons his dancing shoes

Von Mark Pullinger

Intelligent and heartfelt opening to the Oslo Philharmonic tour

Von Rohan Shotton, 7. März 2016

Vasily Petrenko conducted the Oslo Philharmonic in a magnificent evening of Grieg, Mahler and Rachmaninov with Simon Trpčeski

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*****

Manchester

7. März 2016

Intelligent and heartfelt opening to the Oslo Philharmonic tour

Von Rohan Shotton

An uncreative response to justified criticism: Shostakovich in Oslo

Von Aksel Tollåli, 5. Februar 2016

The combination of Grieg, Sibelius and Shostakovich proved a rather uninteresting one in Oslo.

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**111

Oslo

5. Feb. 2016

An uncreative response to justified criticism: Shostakovich in Oslo

Von Aksel Tollåli

Proms Chamber Music 4: Tine Thing Helseth's tenThing reinvents the brass ensemble

Von Julia Savage, 5. August 2013

In conversation with Petroc Trelawny at the fourth of the Proms Chamber Music concerts, the 25-year-old Norwegian trumpeter Tine Ting Helseth casually dismissed her ten-piece brass ensemble tenThing’s all-female set-up as “just a gimmick”.

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London

5. Aug. 2013

Proms Chamber Music 4: Tine Thing Helseth's tenThing reinvents the brass ensemble

Von Julia Savage