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Saffron WaldenBBC Symphony Orchestra
Bacewicz, Mozart, Elgar, Dvořák
BBC Symphony Orchestra; Sakari Oramo; Julie Price
MadridSatélite 12: Esencias
Adès, Bruce, Copland, Martinů
Mario Pérez; Ane Matxain; Alicia Salas; Josep Trescolí
ValladolidDaniel Ottensamer, Sophie Dervaux y Christoph Koncz
Strauss R., Beethoven
Daniel Ottensamer; Sophie Dervaux; Christoph Koncz
StockholmSchubert's Unfinished
Tabakova, Weber, Schubert, Irgens-Jensen
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Tabita Berglund; Fredrik Ekdahl
New York CityJupiter Symphony Chamber Players : Women Pioneers
Andrée, Farrenc, Pejačević
Chelsea Guo; Nathan Meltzer; Claire Bourg; Maurycy Banaszek
Monte-CarloMusique de chambre

Farkas, Ligeti, Britten, Janáček
Delphine Hueber; Véronique Audard; Frédéric Chasline; Martin Lefèvre
BadajozGeneración talento
Garcés Ramírez, Weber, Farkas
Orquesta de Extremadura; Levente Török; Eva Arderíus Esteban; Wilmer Jesús Torres Martínez
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A double act: Roderick Williams delivers Mahler two ways
Robert and Clara were not the only two-composer family. So were Alma and Gustav. The Nash Ensemble's latest programme highlights Beethoven and the Romantics.
Albéric Magnard steals the show in all-French recital at Wigmore Hall
How many of Albéric Magnard's 22 works do you know? Jean-Efflam Bavouzet and the Orsino Ensemble perform his Quintet in D minor to Wigmore Hall and it becomes the sixth star of the evening.
Little-known gems as Ensemble 360 heads off-piste in Sheffield
One of the fathers of the wind quintet, a sextet for a unique instrumental line-up and Beethoven as we rarely hear him: an evening of surprises in Sheffield.
A sonic meadow, with unusual reeds, at the Time:Spans festival
San Francisco’s Splinter Reeds, echoing the traditional wind quintet but eschews the non-reed instruments, makes its second ever New York City appearance, part of the Earle Brown Foundation’s Time:Spans Festival.
Freiburg Baroque brings the Thames to Klosters
One of the world's top period instrument ensembles bring Handel's Water Music and other baroque classics to Klosters.
For the finale in Valtice, a Vivaldi feast from Europa Galante
Fabio Biondi and his Europe Galante players offer an enlightening look at the last chapter in the composer's career.
Devilish downpour cannot dampen The Soldier's Tale at the EIF
Rarely has so distinguished a group been assembled to give this work live; it would have shone as a highlight even in a normal year of visiting foreign ensembles and performers.
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Abargues, EnriqueAngster, RafaelArcaix, BatisteBaier, MathiasBoichard, MarieBonnardel, ElfieButcher, JoshuaCalzada, EduardoChasline, FrédéricChirica, Alexandru IoanCraypo, RianCuffari, GinaDervaux, SophieDulfer, ThomasEberhardt, ThomasEkdahl, FredrikFantini, GordonGiannotti, RaffaeleGibbon, PhilipGiordano, SergioGöring, ElisabethKamp, ClaudiusKegel, AlbertKircher-Lindner, JaneKofler, MiriamLefevre, LaurentLévesque, StéphaneMatsukawa, DanielMenrath, ArthurPetersen, JörgPrice, JulieRanti, RichardRohnfelder, DianaRoux, RémySattler, DavidSecker, MatthiasSpranger, DavidStier, Mathis KasparTorres Martínez, Wilmer JesúsVirtanen, OttoWeidmann, MarkusWinker, Moritz