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A BBC day of talks and concerts yields delight and revelation in equal measure. 

Joana Mallwitz pairs rare Luigi Nono with Mahler's Fourth Symphony at the Konzerthausorchester's Musikfest Berlin programme. 

Ein vielseitiger Klavierabend mit Werken von Messiaen, Ravel, Birtwistle und Bartók im Muziekgebouw, der viel zu schnell vorüber war

Das von Baldur Brönnimann dirigierte Programm mit Werken von Unsuk Chin, Josep Planells Schiaffino und James Diaz kann nicht immer überzeugen.

Im Münchner Prinzregententheater entstand dank ausdrucksstarker Solisten ein blumiger Mikrokosmos.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Tamara Stefanovich, and Marco Stroppa came together in synergistic harmony to deliver a searing performance of Mantra

Over 10 years after his death, Karlheinz Stockhausen still occupies a complex and difficult place in the canon of contemporary composers. This year's Musikfest Berlin featured a Stockhausen focus, of which the "creation ceremony" Inori was the climax.

A celebration of fifty years of the London Sinfonietta was a well-deserved pat on the back for this valuable institution.

Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts an emotionally exhausting evening of Mahler and Bartók

Un dialogue entre peinture et musique autour des avant-gardes russees et françaises avec les pianistes Tamara Stefanovitch et Lenad Lecic, à l'occasion de l'exposition Icônes de l'art moderne, la collection Chtchoukine à la fondation Louis Vuitton.

An unusual pairing of works for two pianos by Brahms and Messiaen created a concert of unexpected contrasts, rich textures and exceptionally virtuosity.

The Musikfest Berlin presented their own ‘Hommage’ to Boulez with his complete works for piano performed by Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Tamara Stefanovich.

A wedding feast, a man in drag and an outwitted fox were unlikely accomplices in the second concert in the Philharmonia's series Stravinsky: Myths and Rituals. 

Budapest rolled out the red carpet for its legendary composer György Kurtág, who, amidst a celebratory week, was the honoree at his splendid 90th birthday concert. 

Asko|Schönberg, ensemble in residence at the Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ, opened the first edition of the Young Pianists Festival with a concert featuring two piano concertos, by György Ligeti and Klaas de Vries. The Dutch composer wrote his Second Piano Concerto for Daniël van der Hoeven, who won the Young Pianists Competition three years ago.

London, along with a large portion of the world, spent most of summer 2012 in awe of an elite group of athletes, cheering on their every move as they undertook a series of arcane but technically demanding tasks in public.