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CardiffBBC National Orchestra of Wales
Maconchy, Britten, Elgar
BBC National Orchestra of Wales; Tadaaki Otaka; Simone Lamsma
CardiffBBC National Orchestra of Wales
Ives, Szymanowski, Adams
BBC National Orchestra of Wales; Ryan Bancroft; Bomsori Kim
CardiffThe Sixteen's Choral Pilgrimage 2023: A Watchful Gaze. Llandaff
Harry Christophers; The Sixteen
CardiffIceland Symphony Orchestra
Thorvaldsdottir, Beethoven, Chaikovskiï
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Eva Ollikainen
CardiffLucie Jones with the Fulltone Orchestra
Kander, Mitchell, Lloyd Webber, Schwartz, Arlen, Schoenberg, Barry
Fulltone Orchestra; Lucie Jones
CardiffBBC National Orchestra of Wales
Clyne, Chaikovskiï, Rachmaninoff
BBC National Orchestra of Wales; James Feddeck; Daniel Ciobanu
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Wild oscillations in Cardiff unite Beethoven, Schumann and Ligeti
The BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Ryan Bancroft and violinist Anthony Marwood deliver an evening of rapid gear-shifting, punchy momentum, dancing lyricism and mischief at Hoddinott Hall.
Beware of what you wish for: The Makropulos Affair at WNO
Olivia Fuchs gives a powerful staging of Janáček's morality tale of the perils of eternal youth, with an excellent cast, but there are reservations about the title role.
WNO’s belated 75th birthday party gets off to a triumphant start
WNO finally emerges from the pandemic with a performance of The Barber of Seville full of emotion and elation.
WNO’s Figaro revival crackles with humour and exudes joie de vivre
A solid Figaro in Cardiff, in which individual performances are a joy, and humour abounds.
WNO tackles Vêpres but the vocal fireworks fail to ignite
David Pountney completes his “Verdi trilogy” for the company but although his staging has fluidity, it lacks an explosive ending... and the vocal performances disappoint.
Carmen in Cardiff: WNO's powerful new production is a triumph
Virginie Verrez acted not with fire and ice but with gallic insouciance.