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LondresRachmaninov’s Second Symphony

Boulanger, Chostakovitch, Rachmaninov
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; Delyana Lazarova; Anastasia Kobekina
LondresBrahms’s Second Symphony

Gabrieli, Stravinsky, Brahms
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; Ilan Volkov; Jess Dandy; Ashley Riches; National Youth Choir of Great Britain
GlasgowOpening Night: Schumann's Violin Concerto
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Wigglesworth, Schumann, Rachmaninov
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; Ryan Wigglesworth; Daniel Lozakovich
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Un match à domicile en déplacement : Martyn Brabbins à Bruges
Retour sur le concert du BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra au Concertgebouw de Bruges.
Une grandiose neuvième symphonie de Bruckner par le BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Après un concerto pour piano de Mozart un peu décevant malgré l'interprétation très juste d'Imogen Cooper, le BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra donne une lecture exaltante de la neuvième symphonie de Bruckner, sous la baguette de Thomas Dausgaard.
Canellakis brings sparkle and shine to Stravinsky and Bernstein
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Karina Canellakis brings a riot of Technicolor to the Edinburgh International Festival, but countertenor Hugh Cutting threatens to steal the show in Chichester Psalms.
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Big orchestral statements: BBC Proms 2025
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With a focus on Shostakovich, and many prestigious guest orchestras from around Europe, this year’s BBC Proms confirms orchestral music can make a big public statement.
Music as a public good: BBC Proms 2024
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Stretching over 8 weeks, and with concerts in London and 6 cities across the UK, this year’s BBC Proms has a vast offering – including guest orchestras, premieres, and celebrations of Holst, Bruckner and Schoenberg.
Composition as learning: Cassandra Miller
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The Canadian composer talks about her working method, her interest in vocality, her guitar concerto for Sean Shibe and the Dunedin Consort, and whether she’s still trying to make audiences cry.