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Jess Gillam, Ben Glassberg and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra © Christopher Bowen (at Glasgow City Halls)

Saxophone dreams with Jess Gillam and the SCO delight in St Andrews

Par David Smythe, 11 mars 2026

Jess Gillom and Scottish Chamber Orchestra in St Andrews in a wide-ranging programme of contemporary music. Ben Glassberg conducts.

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St Andrews

11 mars 2026

Saxophone dreams with Jess Gillam and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Par David Smythe

Jess Gillam, Kristiina Poska and the Hallé © David Hughes, The Hallé

Manchester

Outstanding Sibelius from the Hallé and Kristiina Poska at the Bridgewater Hall

Par Peter Connors, 24 mars 2024

After an atmospheric Four Sea Interludes Jess Gillam gives a dazzling account of John Harle's Briggflatts.

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Manchester

24 mars 2024

Outstanding Sibelius from the Hallé and Kristiina Poska

Par Peter Connors

The BBC Philharmonic © The Hallé | Alex Burns

Manchester

Manchester’s finest showcased at mcr:classical

Par Leighton Jones, 24 juin 2023

Day One of an innovative two-day festival brings a range of orchestral showpieces and contemporary works in a series of one hour concerts.

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Manchester

24 juin 2023

Manchester’s finest showcased at mcr:classical

Par Leighton Jones

Londres

Raising spirits with the saxophone: Jess Gillam, the RPO and Vasily Petrenko

Par Alexander Hall, 25 mars 2021

The classical music industry badly needs its new solo stars and less familiar repertory. Jess Gillam and her sparkling saxophone together with the RPO and Vasily Petrenko show the way.

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Londres

25 mars 2021

Raising spirits with the saxophone: Jess Gillam and the RPO

Par Alexander Hall

Londres

There's still plenty of life in Bintley's Penguin Café

Par Mark Pullinger, 03 novembre 2017

It starts like a scene from Mary Poppins, with penguin waiters nimbly weaving between waltzing couples, but ends with a deft blow to the stomach to deliver its environmental message.

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Londres

03 nov. 2017

Plenty of life in Bintley's Penguin Café

Par Mark Pullinger