Chloë Hanslip with Czech National Symphony Orchestra in Bristol

Por Alexandra Hamilton-Ayres, 19 noviembre 2013

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Crítica hecha desde Bristol Beacon: Beacon Hall, Bristol el 15 noviembre 2013

Dvořák, Sinfonía núm. 5 en fa mayor, op. 76

Bruch, Concierto para violín núm. 1 en sol menor, Op.26

Dvořák, Sinfonía núm. 7 en re menor, op. 70

Libor Pešek, Dirección

Chloë Hanslip, Violín

Czech National Symphony Orchestra

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Alexander Hall, 6th June

An all-day Beethoven experience European style with both highs and lows: much diversity revealed and exploited but of variable quality.

***11

Barry Douglas majestic with below par Czech NSO

Mark Thomas, 18th April

An imperious Barry Douglas provided a magisterial Emperor Concerto in an otherwise disappointing concert from the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.

**111

Magnificent Pavel Kolesnikov outshines the CNSO

Elisabeth Schwarz, 16th April

Pavel Kolesnikov was at the heart and soul of a disappointing concert by the touring Czech orchestra.

**111

Stately Dvořák from the Czech National Symphony

Dominic Lowe, 9th November

An impressive performance from cellist Natalie Clein in Dvořák’s Cello Concerto did much to alleviate the woes of the real world.

***11

Stately Dvořák from the Czech National Symphony

Dominic Lowe, 9th November

An impressive performance from cellist Natalie Clein in Dvořák’s Cello Concerto did much to alleviate the woes of the real world.

***11

Conmovedor programa de la OSG con Chloë Hanslip y Eugene Tzigane

Pablo Sánchez Quinteiro, 2nd February

La Sinfónica de Galicia estrenaba en España Four Iberian Miniatures del compositor Francisco Coll, la violinista Chloë Hanslip se erigió en auténtica protagonista de la interpretación de esta obra ecléctica y dinámica. Hanslip continuó en el escenario con el concierto de Britten, para dar paso a otra obra llena también de desolación, la despedida sinfónica de Shostakovich.

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Alexandra Hamilton-Ayres

Alexandra Hamilton-Ayres is a Bristol-based film composer and classical electronic artist. Alexandra's passion in scoring and as a performer lie in the duality between the classical and electronica worlds, moving picture and her love for the piano. Her music has been described by The White Room Magazine as “majestic, at times monumental…the force and vastness of nature”.