En vivo, Video: Buscador de críticas de conciertos de música clásica, ópera, ballet y danza | Danzas eslavas, op. 46

Before the pandemic, it was easy to take concert-going for granted, that communal sharing of classical music. One day after the easing of lockdown, the London Symphony Orchestra returned to its Barbican home to play for an audience for the first time since 15th March 2020. 

Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances were a treat and Simon Trpčeski was characteristically glistening in Shostakovich, but the surprise package turned out to be a rarely heard work by Kabeláč.

Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker play Dvořák, Brahms and a UK première.

Nicht unbedingt lustig, aber dafür musikalisch wunderschön präsentierte sich die letzte SOAP des Styriarte-Sommers.

Rossen Gergov conducts a Slavonic Dance sandwich with Haydn and Ligeti filling, Tasmin Little starring in the latter's Violin Concerto.

Question: what’s the connection between South Korea and 19th-century Bohemia? Answer: I have no idea, but there clearly is one, since Korean pianists Jaekyung Yoo and Yoon-Jee Kim play Smetana and Dvořák’s music as if they ingested it with their mothers’ milk.