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LondonDomenico Scarlatti: The Mirror of Human Frailty
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Bach: The Musical Offering (Musikalisches Opfer), BWV1079
Els Biesemans; Nadja Camichel; Anaïs Chen; Filip Rekieć
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Bach: Well-Tempered Clavier (24 Preludes and Fugues) - Book 1
Ewa Pobłocka, Fortepiano
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Sir Roger, over and out: Norrington bids a fond farewell with Haydn
After decades as a period instrument revolutionary, the 87-year old conductor bows out with “Dr Haydn's London Academy”, an entertaining recreation of concert-going in the 1790s.
HIP Mozart is mainstream Mozart at Budapest's Bartók Spring Festival
György Vashegyi and the period instrument Orfeo Orchestra impress in an all-Mozart programme in Budapest.
Alina Ibragimova and Nils Mönkemeyer in love with Mozart
The soloists turn out to be the perfect couple, while the camerawork covers the action like it was a soccer match.
Saint and Sinner in Cambridge
Richard Egarr conducts a pair of Haydn's London Symphonies and turns soloist in a piano concerto by Dussek.
Mozart's genius shines clearly in San Francisco Opera's darkly comic production of Don Giovanni
Dangling and turning like shards of a giant overhead chandelier in Don Giovanni’s banquet hall, this is an evocative multimedia production that tantalizes the senses while shining new light on Mozart's genius.
Sparkling Rossini comedy from Scottish Opera
Jennifer France and Nicholas Lester are a compelling double act in Rossini’s sparkling comedy La scala di seta from Scottish Opera in Concert.
A delicate balance to strike
An evening at the Wigmore Hall with the fabulous Freiburg Baroque Orchestra and fortepiano star Kristian Bezuidenhout in the keyboard concertos of CPE Bach and Mozart. What could go wrong?