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Still waters run deep: the Britten Sinfonia at Wigmore Hall
Timothy Ridout plays Britten and Larcher in a Wigmore Hall programme with the Britten Sinfonia.
Apollonian radiance and women scorned: the Britten Sinfonia at Snape
Hell holds no fury like a woman scorned, and it was certainly so in Greek mythology, celebrated in this outstanding Aldeburgh Festival performance by the Britten Sinfonia and Helen Charlston.
Two funerals and a bedding at the Linbury Theatre
Tales of love and loss as operas by Elena Langer, Charlotte Bray and Elizabeth Maconchy form a varied triple bill in this showcase for The Royal Opera’s Jette Parker Artists.
At Aldeburgh Festival, Nicholas Daniel plays the Pied Piper of Cool
For the Aldeburgh Festival's 75th anniversary celebrations, Daniel delivered a great performance of Vaughan Williams's Oboe Concerto, in the company of Gustav and Imogen Holst.
Britten Sinfonia ablaze on the BBC Proms’ hottest night
Inventiveness, joyful performance and intuitive communication from Thomas Gould and the Britten Sinfonia in recompositions from Richter, Auerbach and Tippett.
Donizetti's L’esule di Roma: a Roman triumph for Opera Rara
This is the 27th Donizetti opera given the Opera Rara treatment and their ability to spot a hidden gem remains as adroit as ever.
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