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Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic bring their Year of Czech Music to a triumphant conclusion in Toronto’s Koerner Hall, where Daniil Trifonov raises the roof with Dvořák’s neglected Piano Concerto. 

Kirill Gerstein joins the LPO for a robust Rachmaninov anniversary tribute, while Szeps-Znaider makes his LPO debut as a conductor. 

Despite the burbling streams with which Smetana's Vltava trickles into life, this was no pastoral stroll on the gentle slopes of Bohemia, Hungary and Poland.

Giselle Allen and David Kempster are on good form in a performance of highlights from Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, conducted by Jac van Steen.

When the Boston Symphony audience embraces a conductor with sustained, enthusiastic applause as they did with Jakub Hrůša, making his debut, they are not only expressing their approval; they are saying you belong.

The Budapest Festival Orchestra poured out wave upon wave of euphoric depth, melancholy and sateen-like ensemble with vigor, heart and delightful ability under the guidance of their innately musical founder and conductor.  

Jakub Hrůša proves to be a musician who can put his personal inspiring stamp on each music piece he conducts.

The Pittsburgh Symphony under Jiři Bělohlávek gave a rare performance of Smetana's complete cycle of tone poems.

La Moldau dirigée par Xian Zhang n’est pas une croisière tranquille où l’on prendrait à loisir des photos de paysages ; c’est un torrent joyeux qui nous emporte et nous charrie de tableaux en tableaux.

Rhapsodisch-Romantisches von Sibelius und Smetana in Bamberg meisterhaft von Viktoria Mullova und Jakub Hrůša musiziert.

Smetana, Janacek et Dvorak réunis autour de trois œuvres aux positionnements esthétiques différents sous la direction de Christian Arming. Un véritable potentiel émerge de cette rencontre entre l'Orchestre National de Montpellier Languedoc Roussilon et l'actuel directeur musical de l'Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège.

Krzysztof Urbański und die Münchner Philharmoniker entführen ihr Publikum mit selten gehörter polnischer Kost nach Osteuropa.