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Voyage envoûtant sur la Curlew River à l’Opéra de Dijon
Un voyage intérieur au cours duquel le temps suspend son vol pour offrir au spectateur une expérience musicale et théâtrale envoûtante.
Montreal's Christmas Oratorio a little naughty, mostly nice
It was no Christmas miracle, but the OSM's technically strong Bach concert brought a dignified kind of cheer to the most wonderful time of the year.
John Tavener: a celebration at the RFH
This celebration of Tavener's music showed the extraordinary depth and breadth of his compositions.
Britten's War Requiem haunts Three Choirs Festival
As Britain prepares to celebrate the centenary of World War One, Britten's War Requiem brings a remarkable start to the Worcester Three Choirs Festival.
Thomas Zehetmair's dramatic and characterful St Matthew Passion
Thomas Zehetmair brings out all the ochestral detail of Bach's masterpiece, creating a beautifully approachable and engaging St Matthew Passion that goes straight to the heart of the story.
An Acis and Galatea without sparkle in Versailles
Handel’s original version of Acis and Galatea was written in 1717–18 at Cannons, a stately home in Middlesex. Composed with light orchestration, it was not meant to be performed in an opera theatre, but rather in this private mansion.