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La célèbre phalange a proposé une interprétation magistrale du chef-d'œuvre de Rachmaninov, donnant dans la transparence et la précision plus que dans le sombre mystère.

À la Philharmonie, Lorenzo Viotti, Sabine Devieilhe, l'Orchestre de Paris et son chœur proposent une lecture habitée d'extraits d'œuvres sacrées et profanes de compositeurs russes.

Invités du nouveau festival toulousain Les Musicales Franco-Russes, le Chœur du Théâtre du Bolchoï et son chef, Valery Borisov, ont donné un remarquable concert a cappella d'œuvres russes sacrées et profanes.

On peut facilement imaginer que les Vêpres de Rachmaninov sont une oeuvre de Noël. Après tout, "Bogoroditse Devo" figure si souvent dans les programmes de chants de Noël, qu'on l'associe volontiers aux longues soirées d’hiver.

Enhanced by bells, Ex Cathedra Jeffrey Skidmore give a low-key but highly dramatic performance of Rachmaninov’s Vespers in Birmingham Town Hall

Expertly delivered Rachmaninov from Sofi Jeannin and the BBC Singers, with wild virtuosic instrumental and vocal displays from Abel Selaocoe. 

Ein emotionaler und komplex-kontemplativer Abend mit Werken von Schnittke und Rachmaninow.

Nigel Short's elite consort casts a candlelit spell at St Martin-in-the-Fields in a performance of Rachmaninov's All Night Vigil.

Rachmaninov was not an especially religious man, yet he composed religious music, most famously the haunting All-Night Vigil (or Vespers) which was the climax to this evening's two Proms. 

In performing the Vespers in the acoustically wonderful Milton Court, Jeffrey Skidmore took the imaginative decision to interleaving its movements with solo piano works, played by Steven Osborne. It proved inspirational programming.

LRC give a sublime rendition of Rachmaninov's All Night Vigil and astound with surreal vocal effects in the contemporary music of the second half. 

By some miracle of suspended time, the Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia crammed a whole night of radiance into one glorious hour in their performance of Rachmaninov's All-Night Vigil.

This evening’s concert, performed by one of Russia’s best choirs, focused on Rachmaninoff’s All Night Vigil (Vespers) given historical context by works from Kastalsky and Tchaikovsky.

A deeply moving evening of Russian choral treasures from Nigel Short's Tenebrae.

The Holst Singers perform a rich programme of Russian music at Temple Church.

For those who love the additional linguistic dimension offered by a parallel-text programme, this concert was a delight: four items by four composers from two countries – in three languages.The stage of a full Usher Hall lay bare except for 28 shoulder-high music stands, one for each member of the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and, facing them, one at conductor height for Daniel Reuss.

Even at 9.20 on a cold Thursday evening in January, there were queues out the door to hear the Pegasus Choir’s debut at the Brandenburg Choral Festival. As the sixteenth concert of 66, the performance certainly needed something special to attract the crowds. This was achieved by programming Rachmaninov’s magnificent All-Night Vigil – perhaps one of the most famous settings of the Vespers.