En vivo, Video: Buscador de críticas de conciertos de música clásica, ópera, ballet y danza | Roman Simović

A muted Bartók violin concerto is offset by a scintillating Petrushka at the Barbican.

An early evening concert of Haydn and Beethoven with a light heart proved to be a tonic in this dark November lockdown. 

A last-minute cancellation resulted in a blazing performance of Tchaikovsky from LSO leader Roman Simović, paired with Strauss' orchestral masterworks.

Bernard Haitink and LSO forces explore contrasting aspects of two late works by Bruckner.

A concert programme that includes both Holst and Vaughan Williams is as right as strawberries and cream at Wimbledon. 

A concert marked by stylish playing that brought fresh colour to Debussy, virtuosity to Bartók and energy to Bruckner.

A lively William Tell Overture from Pappano and lyrical Bruch from LSO leader, Roman Simović, preceded a majestic performance of Strauss' Alpine Symphony. 

The last of the renowned ‘Soviet school’ returns to Sydney to play Mozart, where "every note had its own significance and direction".

This evening’s programme could have been designed to play to Valery Gergiev's strengths in Russian repertoire… yet also displayed characteristic flaws.

Simon Trpčeski gives us precision and delicacy in a magical Ravel Piano Concerto in G major; fine singing from Karen Cargill can't prevent Ticciati's Mahler 4 from falling flat.