En vivo, Video: Buscador de críticas de conciertos de música clásica, ópera, ballet y danza | String Quartet no. 1 in E minor, "Kreutzer Sonata"

In Streichquartetten von Schubert, Janáček und Beethoven überzeugten die Musiker mit eigenständig eindringlichen Interpretationen.

Dans un programme qui alliait Schumann et Janáček, le quatuor et le pianiste ont livré une interprétation brillante, expressive et éloquente.

Das Quatuor Ébène präsentiert ein spannendes Programm mit Haydn, Janáček und Schumann.

The Pavel Haas musicians teased out the fast-shifting colours with aching beauty.

Das Belcea Quartet überzeugte mit apollinischer Heiterkeit bei Mozart und atmosphärischer Dichte und Dramatik in Janáčeks Erstem Quartett.

Mit Beethoven, Janáček und Schubert bot das Julia Fischer Quartett eine wahre „Sternstunde der Quartettkultur".

The Takács Quartet in an engaging programme of works referencing murderous marital strife, life-threatening illness and recovery – and less harrowing inspirations.

Dvořák filters the New World through lenses from the old, while Janáček explores jealousy and suspicion in a Wigmore Hall programme from the Takács Quartet.

After a week of big orchestras and big works, Musikfest Berlin took a breath by returning to the Kammermusiksaal at the midway mark of the festival.

Durham University’s concert series Musicon has been moving around different venues in the city over the last few years, and this year has been putting on concerts in the College chapel of St Hild and St Bede.

Aren’t nicknames interesting! I’m sure there’ll have been hundreds of studies into the development, designation, and deployment of nicknames and the historical and sociological conclusions we can draw from the Daves, D-Diddies and Dangerous Dans alike. In fact, it wouldn’t surprise me if the nickname formed the basis of an entire field of academic enquiry.

Many writers dream of having letters after their name, particularly if those letters are -esque. The idea that one's prose style prompts recognition and imitation has an obvious appeal. Few could have been more surprised at attracting this suffix than Franz Kafka (1883–1924) who, having had no novels published in his lifetime urged, without success, the posthumous destruction of his opus.

Outside St Ninian's Cathedral in Perth it was minus 8 deg C, and pavements round about were extremely difficult to use due to thick uneven layers of ice.

Scottish Ensemble’s annual Candlelit Concerts have become a favourite festive treat across Scotland, performing “Christmas with a Twist”: no tired Nutcracker or Swan Lake here! This year’s Czech celebration was no different, offering a little-played Nocturne in B major by Dvořák, Janáček’s Kreutzer Sonata and Dvořák’s famous Serenade for Strings, with a surprise addition of Czech violinist and com