Artículos de Zoltán Szabó

In the Sonatina, Thielemann conducted the BRSO winds through the myriad of characteristic Strauss motifs with easy-going rubato.

A controversial new production of Bluebeard's Castle by Andriy Zholdak in which Bartók's opera is played out twice... 

An evening of Hausmusik as friends gather to celebrate the birthday of one of the UK's finest pianists at Wigmore Hall. 

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

The Dutch conductor returns to his old orchestra for a concert stream of Beethoven, with Nicholas Angelich, and Tchaikovsky. 

Two minor key works, performed before a – limited – live audience in Dallas, and streamed online. 

Estonian cellist Theodor Sink is passionate about contemporary music and his home country's unique approach to music-making.  

An unmissable recital as the Sommets Musicaux festival takes on an online incarnation. 

The Wigmore Soloists make their concert debut in one of music's great ensembles – Schubert's Octet.

The traditional end of year performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony took on extra significance in this, his 250th anniversary year. 

A mixed performance from Bonn, but there was magic from Barenboim's fingers in the Third Piano Concerto.

The Russian diva makes her Vienna role debut in Margarethe Wallmann's classic 1958 production. 

Karina Canellakis steps in for Esa-Pekka Salonen to make an accomplished debut in Munich. 

The marathon chamber concert leg of the Beethoven Day in Budapest's Liszt Academy featured artists such as Miklós Perényi, Dénes Várjon and the Hungarian Quartet.

The Australian Chamber orchestra gives its first subscription concert in Sydney since the beginning of the year. 

In our Covid-infested world, quality music making is still possible, as demonstrated by Imogen Cooper and her Aurora Orchestra friends. 

Concert life returns to Sydney with a programme of Mendelssohn and Schoenberg by the Australian Chamber Orchestra.

The Sydney Symphony, temporarily rehoused in the ornate Victorian style Town Hall, plays grandiose Wagner and safe Stravinsky. 

To mark #Beethoven250, the Australian Chamber Orchestra plays his first three symphonies in concert. But can one eat three delicious desserts in one sitting? 

British choir Tenebrae performs Masterworks of the Renaissance in Sydney's City Recital Hall.