St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra play Rachmaninov and Shostakovich in Edinburgh

Por Alan Coady, 10 octubre 2012

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Crítica hecha desde Usher Hall, Edinburgh el 7 octubre 2012

Rajmáninov, Concierto para piano núm. 3 en re menor, Op.30

Shostakovich, Sinfonía núm. 7 en do mayor, "Leningrado" op. 60

Alexander Dmitriev, Dirección

Freddy Kempf, Piano

St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra

Dmitriev brings a taste of St Petersburg to London

Mark Thomas, 16th October

Alexander Dmitriev and the St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra paraded passionate and colourful Tchaikovsky, while the masterful Peter Donohoe gave a potent and intricate Rachmaninov.

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St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra in Manchester

Rohan Shotton, 23rd February

The St Petersburg SO and Alexander Dmitriev give a thoughtful and accomplished programme in Manchester's Bridgewater Hall

***11

First-rate Tchaikovsky from the St Petersburg Symphony

David Truslove, 11th February

Sublime and satirical Russian music served to an appreciative but less than capacity audience at the Anvil.

****1

Dmitriev brings a taste of St Petersburg to London

Mark Thomas, 16th October

Alexander Dmitriev and the St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra paraded passionate and colourful Tchaikovsky, while the masterful Peter Donohoe gave a potent and intricate Rachmaninov.

****1

St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra in Manchester

Rohan Shotton, 23rd February

The St Petersburg SO and Alexander Dmitriev give a thoughtful and accomplished programme in Manchester's Bridgewater Hall

***11

First-rate Tchaikovsky from the St Petersburg Symphony

David Truslove, 11th February

Sublime and satirical Russian music served to an appreciative but less than capacity audience at the Anvil.

****1

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Alan Coady

Alan has taught classical guitar in East Lothian schools since 1982. A graduate in Music of the then Huddersfield Polytechnic, he has a soft spot for the contemporary. He also writes a Musical Blog, where the special interest is the intersection of music/language/science.