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Martha Argerich and Mischa Maisky's duo recital at Wigmore Hall turns into a trio... and offers the London audience a rare opportunity to hear the Argentinian pianist play solo.

The musical intelligence of Weilerstein's approach made every movement a joyful experience while exploring Bach's musical universe. 

Thapelo Masita mad his own statement from Bach's music, interspersing it with more recent works.

The Chaconne was the highlight of the evening, given the fluidity it wants by Tatiana Daubek, as if the walls in the house of time had grown soft.

The Canadian-born Frenchman is known for his boldness in programming, often presenting both the timely and the timeless in a single offering.

Yo-Yo Ma revisits the cello suites with a message for modern times and the polish of a showbiz pro.

In his solo recital, cellist Yo-Yo Ma interpolates three Bach suites with folk-inspired music from around the globe, gifting his listeners with an unforgettable evening of musical insights. 

Playing all of Bach's unaccompanied cello suites at a single sitting is a huge task. Yo-Yo Ma proves himself up to the challenge.

A Sunday afternoon Queen’s Hall event is usually a more intimate affair than an evening concert; only the downstairs level is open and, although the Side Stalls on this occasion were fairly sparsely populated, the Centre Stalls were full with attentive and responsive audience members.