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Los Angeles

25 juil. 2025

Hollywood and high-brow meet at the Bowl under Leonard Slatkin

Par Néstor Castiglione

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The London Mozart Players’ flight of fancy soars to Heaven’s Gate at St Martin-in-the-Fields

Par Christopher Woodley, 25 avril 2025

Delightful Dvořák and ravishing Vaughan Williams headline the London Mozart Players’ ‘Flights of Fancy’ concert at St Martin's-in-the-Fields.

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Londres

27 avril 2025

The London Mozart Players’ flight of fancy soars to Heaven’s Gate

Par Christopher Woodley

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Sheffield

Aspects of Englishness: Manze and the Hallé explore Vaughan Williams

Par Phil Parker, 21 février 2025

An evening of Vaughan Williams’ greatest hits? There’s always an appetite for that, as Andrew Manze and the Hallé prove at Sheffield City Hall.

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Sheffield

23 févr. 2025

Aspects of Englishness: Manze and the Hallé explore Vaughan Williams

Par Phil Parker

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Sheffield

Ensemble 360’s Lark takes wing in celebration of 20th-century English music

Par Phil Parker, 05 février 2025

Ensemble 360’s Music in the Round concert is a homage to the 20th-century English industrialist Walter Willson Cobbett... and also to the enduring popularity of The Lark Ascending.

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Sheffield

06 févr. 2025

Ensemble 360’s Lark takes wing

Par Phil Parker

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An evening of poignant elegy from Sakari Oramo and the BBCSO

Par Susannah Moody, 24 janvier 2025

Oramo leads the BBC Symphony Orchestra and trumpeter Verneri Pohjola in a moving tribute to Kaija Saariaho with the UK premiere of her concerto HUSH.

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Londres

26 janv. 2025

An evening of poignant elegy from Sakari Oramo and the BBCSO

Par Susannah Moody

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Edimbourg

Andrew Manze conducts the Scottish Chamber Orchestra in all Vaughan Williams

Par Simon Thompson, 02 mai 2024

The amateurs of the SCO Academy play Vaughan Williams' Concerto Grosso alongside the orchestra's professionals, and there is glorious warmth in the Fifth Symphony. Just don't ask me to love The Lark Ascending.

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Edimbourg

02 mai 2024

Andrew Manze conducts the SCO in all Vaughan Williams

Par Simon Thompson

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Cheltenham

Impressive CBSO open the Cheltenham Music Festival

Par David Truslove, 08 juillet 2023

Well-honed performances from the CBSO under Andrew Gourlay are enjoyed by a packed Town Hall on the opening night of the festival.

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Cheltenham

10 juil. 2023

Impressive CBSO open the Cheltenham Music Festival

Par David Truslove

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Sheffield

Ensemble 360 celebrates Vaughan Williams’ 150th anniversary in style

Par Phil Parker, 04 novembre 2022

A generous helping of the pastoral and an overlooked early masterpiece demonstrate the range of Vaughan Williams, along with a work by his mentor, Maurice Ravel.

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Sheffield

06 nov. 2022

Ensemble 360 celebrates Vaughan Williams’ 150th anniversary in style

Par Phil Parker

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Deciphering the runes: a feast of Vaughan Williams at the Royal Festival Hall

Par Dominic Lowe, 26 octobre 2022

Vaughan Williams' Ninth Symphony is not yet an audience favourite, but Andrew Manze and the London Philharmonic Orchestra make an admirable case for the work as a masterpiece.

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Londres

28 oct. 2022

Deciphering the runes: a feast of Vaughan Williams from the LPO

Par Dominic Lowe

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Wigglesworth conducts a big-boned Elgar 2 to open the BBC Philharmonic's season

Par Rohan Shotton, 24 septembre 2022

Mark Wigglesworth conducts vivid Elgar with the BBC Philharmonic in Manchester's Bridgewater Hall.

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Manchester

26 sept. 2022

Big-boned Elgar 2 opens the BBC Philharmonic's season

Par Rohan Shotton

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What larks! Pekka Kuusisto and the Finnish RSO at the Proms

Par Mark Pullinger, 26 août 2022

New Chief Conductor Nicholas Collon passes the Sibelius test with flying colours in a fine Fifth Symphony.

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Londres

26 août 2022

What larks! Pekka Kuusisto and the Finnish RSO at the Proms

Par Mark Pullinger

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Serenades and larks ascending: Vaughan Williams at London's Temple Church

Par Mark Valencia, 07 mai 2022

Four excellent soloists played a major part in the evening’s success, marking the 50th anniversary of the Collegium Musicum of London.

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Londres

09 mai 2022

Serenades and larks ascending: Vaughan Williams at Temple Church

Par Mark Valencia

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Liverpool

Roderick Williams’ emotional Rückert-Lieder in Liverpool

Par Leighton Jones, 10 mars 2022

In a rather mixed and unconventional programme, Roderick Williams and Amarins Wierdsman provide the highlights of a programme of variable success in Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall.

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Liverpool

12 mars 2022

Roderick Williams’ emotional Rückert-Lieder in Liverpool

Par Leighton Jones

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A journey through a spring day in the country with The Hallé

Par Peter Connors, 19 février 2022

A novel presentation of Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony and other pieces transported us to the countryside thanks to fine playing from Kristīne Balanas and Ben Palmer.

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Manchester

20 févr. 2022

A journey through a spring day in the country with The Hallé

Par Peter Connors

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New York

The Knights open 92nd St Y residency with a transcendent Lark Ascending

Par David Wolfson, 11 décembre 2021

A peripatetic program from The Knights spanning three continents and nearly two centuries, played with an appealing immediacy.

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New York

12 déc. 2021

The Knights open 92nd St Y residency with a transcendent Lark

Par David Wolfson

Gateshead

Spring has Sprung: a taste of live concerts to come from Paul McCreesh and the RNS

Par Nick Boston, 30 avril 2021

Effortless Vaughan Williams from Maria Włoszczowska, with atmospheric Musgrave and a blooming Schumann First Symphony.

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Gateshead

03 mai 2021

Spring has Sprung: Paul McCreesh and the RNS

Par Nick Boston

Light at the end of the tunnel from Elena Urioste and Aurora principals at Kings Place

Par Nick Boston, 26 février 2021

Imaginative programming from Aurora Orchestra, including striking miniatures from Musgrave and Meredith, luxurious Ravel and pared back Vaughan Williams, with joyous Mendelssohn to finish.

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Londres

28 févr. 2021

Light at the end of the tunnel from Elena Urioste and Aurora

Par Nick Boston

Sydney

A rare occasion to hear live music Down Under: the ACO in Sydney

Par Zoltán Szabó, 14 novembre 2020

The Australian Chamber orchestra gives its first subscription concert in Sydney since the beginning of the year.

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Sydney

15 nov. 2020

A rare occasion to hear live music Down Under: the ACO in Sydney

Par Zoltán Szabó

Arcadia in Albion: Brabbins, Urioste and the BBC Symphony play Vaughan Williams

Par Roy Westbrook, 01 novembre 2019

Urioste’s marvellous playing wedded gleaming tone to sure technique in The Lark Ascending.

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Londres

02 nov. 2019

Arcadia in Albion: BBC Symphony plays Vaughan Williams

Par Roy Westbrook

Southampton

Vaughan Williams ‘Unwrapped’ at the Turner Sims

Par David Truslove, 06 octobre 2018

An evening of unfailing interest that flagged up the wonders of both David Owen Norris and Lawrence Power in variable performances of classic scores by Vaughan Williams.

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Southampton

08 oct. 2018

Vaughan Williams ‘Unwrapped’ at the Turner Sims

Par David Truslove

Prom 17: Purity and passion from Martyn Brabbins and the BBC NOW

Par Chris Garlick, 27 juillet 2018

Even if Hubert Parry was overshadowed by Holst and Vaughan Williams, this was a splendid concert of British music.

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Londres

28 juil. 2018

Purity and passion in first class British music

Par Chris Garlick

English jewels in the European crown: Wordsworth and the RPO at Cadogan Hall

Par Mark Thomas, 01 novembre 2017

A delectable programme from Barry Wordsworth and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with pieces by Elgar and Vaughan Williams and a rare chance to hear John Ireland’s eclectic Piano Concerto.

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Londres

02 nov. 2017

English jewels in the European crown

Par Mark Thomas

Perth

Soaring spiritual ascent by candlelight from the Scottish Ensemble

Par David Smythe, 05 décembre 2016

Music from Vaughan Williams is contrasted with two pieces from Dobrinka Tabakova in The Scottish Ensemble’s candlelit concert, Ascent. Senior NYOS strings swell the ranks to produce a reflective evening of richness and warmth.

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Perth

06 déc. 2016

Soaring spiritual ascent by candlelight

Par David Smythe

La Coruña

Braunstein lidera la Sinfónica de Galicia en un ecléctico programa

Par Pablo Sánchez Quinteiro, 14 octobre 2016

Muchas luces y alguna sombra en un programa muy bien ideado, interpretado y dirigido por Guy Braunstein

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La Coruña

19 oct. 2016

Braunstein lidera la OSG en un ecléctico programa

Par Pablo Sánchez Quinteiro

Dublin

Engaging English entertainment: the ECO and Jennifer Pike captivate in Dublin

Par Andrew Larkin, 04 octobre 2016

Serebrier and the ECO deliver fine performances of Haydn, Beethoven and Vaughan Williams.

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Dublin

05 oct. 2016

Engaging English entertainment

Par Andrew Larkin

Prom 10: Frothy and fast-paced: Ten Pieces Secondary Prom roars to life

Par Charlotte Gardner, 23 juillet 2016

Celebrating Youth, Music and Education in Roof-Raising Style: Ten Pieces Secondary comes to the BBC Proms

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Londres

23 juil. 2016

Prom 10: Frothy and fast-paced: Ten Pieces

Par Charlotte Gardner

Mountain Songs: Manchester Camerata tours Mendelssohn's Scotland

Par Peter Connors, 06 février 2016

The Manchester Camerata under Gábor Takács-Nagy with violinist Jennifer Pike played three English works and Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony.

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Manchester

07 févr. 2016

Manchester Camerata tours Mendelssohn's Scotland

Par Peter Connors

Musical tapas with the Orquesta Filarmónica de Mexico UNAM at the Cadogan Hall

Par Chris Garlick, 09 juillet 2015

An action-packed, generous concert by the Orquesta Filarmónica de Mexico UNAM conducted by Jan Latham-Koenig at the Cadogan Hall.

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Londres

10 juil. 2015

Musical tapas: Orquesta Filarmónica de Mexico UNAM

Par Chris Garlick

Canberra

Reflections on Gallipoli: enthralling and frustrating

Par Simon Hukin, 14 mars 2015

The Gallipoli landings are etched indelibly into the Australian psyche. The Australian Chamber Orchestra offers an exploration of the campaigns which is enthralling and frustrating by turns.

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Canberra

15 mars 2015

Reflections on Gallipoli: enthralling and frustrating

Par Simon Hukin

An overwhelming account of Vaughan Williams’ Sixth Symphony

Par Peter Connors, 21 février 2015

Just occasionally a regular concert-goer experiences a performance that is truly special. When he is not anticipating this it can be an overwhelming experience. The BBC Philharmonic’s concert at the Bridgewater Hall, also broadcast on BBC Radio 3, proved to be such an experience.

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Manchester

06 mars 2015

An overwhelming Vaughan Williams’ Sixth

Par Peter Connors

Sakari Oramo demonstrates Vaughan Williams' greatness at the Proms

Par Chris Garlick, 13 août 2014

This concert seemed to be an object lesson as to why Vaughan Williams is a great composer. It contained three contrasting pieces, each one demonstrating the composer’s ability to create atmosphere and capture the attention of audiences by the scruff of neck.

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Londres

14 août 2014

An object lesson in the greatness of Vaughan Williams

Par Chris Garlick

An Evening of English Classics in Manchester

Par Holly Harrison, 12 juillet 2014

Jamie Phillips and The Hallé orchestra brought an evening of mystery and magic to Manchester in a programme of English classics.

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Manchester

13 juil. 2014

An Evening of English Classics in Manchester

Par Holly Harrison

Cardiff

Emotional journeys with Mark Eager and the Welsh Sinfonia

Par Philip May, 09 novembre 2013

I have come to look forward to the variety of repertoire often presented by Mark Eager and the Welsh Sinfonia, often mixing more familiar works with other, less-prominent compositions. This evening’s short and simple concert offered a programme in this very vein: four 20th- and 21st-century composers with somewhat different yet complementary styles.

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Cardiff

11 nov. 2013

Emotional journeys with Mark Eager and the Welsh Sinfonia

Par Philip May

Montreal

The night transfigured at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Montreal

Par Stephen Raskauskas, 01 novembre 2013

When the nights get longer and the temperatures begin to drop, one of the best ways to cozy up is with a good concert of chamber music. I Musici de Montréal and conductor Jean-Marie Zeitouni presented “The Night Transfigured”, a program of works inspired by night to warm audiences at Bourgie Hall on Friday evening.

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Montreal

04 nov. 2013

The night transfigured at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Montreal

Par Stephen Raskauskas

Berlin

Hilary Hahn and the Camerata Salzburg shine at the Berlin Konzerthaus

Par Christie Franke, 01 octobre 2013

The Camerata Salzburg’s evening of Mozart, Enescu and Vaughan Williams at Berlin’s Konzerthaus was a crisp and bubbling performance that stimulated the intellect as well as the emotions. Beginning the evening with George Enescu’s Two Intermezzi for String Orchestra, the Camerata swept audience members away into a world gone, but too lovely to be forgotten.

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Berlin

03 oct. 2013

Hilary Hahn and the Camerata Salzburg shine at the Berlin Konzerthaus

Par Christie Franke

Prom 75: DiDonato and Alsop dazzle at the Last Night

Par Julia Savage, 07 septembre 2013

The Last Night of the Proms provided a welcome tying-up of the various strands that have permeated this year’s season: British light music, the 60th anniversary of the Coronation, a host of premières and new BBC commissions, and the significant anniversaries of a number of composers (including the big-hitters of the season, Wagner and Britten).

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Londres

11 sept. 2013

Prom 75: DiDonato and Alsop dazzle at the Last Night

Par Julia Savage

Hagley

The silver chain of sound with Orchestra of the Swan and Tamsin Waley-Cohen

Par Katherine Dixson, 26 avril 2013

David Curtis displayed his usual deceptively effortless ease on the podium. Perhaps this felt like a handy warm-up for the marathon that he would run, hard on the heels of this concert, in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Orchestra of the Swan’s home territory.

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Hagley

29 avril 2013

The silver chain of sound with Orchestra of the Swan and Tamsin Waley-Cohen

Par Katherine Dixson

Leeds

The Orchestra of Opera North sounds fresh and new in Leeds University's Great Hall

Par Richard Wilcocks, 19 décembre 2012

Leeds is so lucky to have virtuoso violinist David Greed still within reach, ready and available to perform as a soloist at concerts like this with the excellent orchestra of which he was the youngest leader in the country when it was formed in 1978. It was really thrilling to experience The Lark Ascending live, and to see him standing there just a few feet in front of the audience.

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Leeds

21 déc. 2012

The Orchestra of Opera North sounds fresh and new in Leeds University's Great Hall

Par Richard Wilcocks

Gateshead

Northern Sinfonia with Ainārs Rubiķis: Sunshine on a dark evening

Par Jane Shuttleworth, 17 février 2012

Like a puzzle where you have to get from one word to a completely different one by changing single letters, Friday evening’s concert from Northern Sinfonia travelled from the sparse simplicity of Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel, to the richness of a Brahms symphony in three utterly logical musical steps.

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Gateshead

19 févr. 2012

Northern Sinfonia with Ainārs Rubiķis: Sunshine on a dark evening

Par Jane Shuttleworth

A Delius Celebration at the Royal Festival Hall

Par Helen Fraser, 29 janvier 2012

The history of British music reads rather like the old joke about buses: there was no composer of note in the two hundred years after Purcell, and then three came along at once. Whilst Elgar and Vaughan Williams have become household names, the third composer who came along at the end of the nineteenth century has been relegated to the dusty shelves of musical history.

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