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Energetic evening of Mahler, Lutosławski and Prokoviev from the CBSO Youth Orchestra

Par Katherine Dixson, 23 février 2015
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Critique faite à Symphony Hall, Birmingham, le 22 février 2015
Programme
Lutosławski, Symphonie no. 4
Prokofiev, Concerto pour piano no. 1 en ré bémol majeur, Op. 10
Mahler, Symphonie no. 1 en ré majeur «Titan»
Artistes
CBSO Youth Orchestra
Denis Kozhukhin, Piano
Edward Gardner, Direction
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A heroic attempt: the CBSO YO tackles Mahler’s Fifth in Birmingham
Simon Cummings, 18th February
Jan van Steen and the CBSO Youth Orchestra give a competent, credible account of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, alongside Robert Horstein’s forgettable percussion concerto Juvenalia. 
**111
Volatility unites music by Elgar, Strauss and Takemitsu in Birmingham
Simon Cummings, 23rd February
The CBSO Youth Orchestra under Kazuki Yamada find connections in three works inhabiting very different worlds.
****1
Just like 1913: CBSO YO taps into the shock of The Rite of Spring
Simon Cummings, 3rd November
The CBSO Youth Orchestra under Andrew Gourlay both succumb to and transcend imperfections in their performances of Prokofiev and Stravinsky.
****1
Gražinytė-Tyla‘s Debussy Festival in Birmingham
Mark Pullinger, 25th March
With concerts and recitals imaginatively programmed, this second weekend in the CBSO's Debussy Festival was a model of how to make classical music accessible to the widest possible audience.
UK première of Turnage's Passchendaele
Katherine Dixson, 2nd November
Mark-Anthony Turnage's Passchendaele, his WWI-themed piece, received its UK première this evening, in a concert given by the CBSO Youth Orchestra. 
***11
Hands-down winners: CBSO Youth Orchestra and Bavouzet triumph in Mahler and Ravel
Katherine Dixson, 24th February
Judging by this evening’s performance, the future of music-making in Birmingham is in safe hands. Following an intensive half-term week’s training, including sectional coaching by musicians from the parent orchestra, 100 eager and accomplished 14- to 21-year-olds brought the Symphony Hall stage to life.
****1
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Katherine Dixson
Katherine Dixson
Katherine is an enthusiastic choral singer. Becoming chairman of her choir proved the catalyst for writing a memoir into which she crammed musical experiences galore, including her own belated musical education and encounters with professional musicians. Combining music, writing and travel is Katherine’s idea of bliss. Her website is here.