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BerlinKammerkonzert 11: Nachtmusik
Mozart
Ryoichi Masaka; Gerald Fröhlich; Daniel Gatz; Gerold Gnausch
Munich5. Kammerkonzert: Brass Junkies
Berkeley, Bach, DiLorenzo, Ewald, Ewazen, Horovitz, Linkola
OperaBrass – Brass Players of the Bavarian State Opera; Frank Bloedhorn; Andreas Kittlaus; Milena Viotti
TokyoTadaaki conducts Panufnik Symphony no.3
Haydn, Mozart, Debussy, Panufnik
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Tadaaki Otaka; Rei Tsujimoto; Yumi Yoshimura; Kei Ito; Kazusa Mizutani
Hong KongJoe Hisaishi Concert II
Hisaishi
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra; Joe Hisaishi; Nobuaki Fukukawa; Lin Jiang; Russell Bonifede
SydneyBold Intimacy: Britten & Shostakovich
Britten, Shostakovich
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Andrew Haveron; Andrew Goodwin; Ben Jacks
SydneySummer Breezes: Sydney Symphony Woodwinds
Barber, Stanhope, Poulenc, Sdraulig, Ligeti
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Joshua Batty; James Burke; Diana Doherty; Todd Gibson-Cornish
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Serenade and sorrow from Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Arcayürek and Klieser
The impressive Amsterdam Sinfonietta showed lucidity and depth in Britten and Shostakovich, with tenor Ilker Arcayürek and horn player Felix Klieser adding much to the quality.
A “Spanish hour” in Kensington with Ravel and Grange Park Opera
Editor Ben Willis almost convinced me that two grown men could fit inside grandfather clocks
Buffalo Philharmonic strings shine in radiant Arensky and Shostakovich
JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic's string players present intense Shostakovich and luminous Arensky in memorable performances.
Chicago Symphony players show their brilliance as chamber musicians
Contrasting Gounod, Mozart and Ravel works were combined into an exhilarating package of technical virtuosity and musical finesse.
A new ensemble performs Schubert in a deserted Wigmore Hall
The Wigmore Soloists make their concert debut in one of music's great ensembles – Schubert's Octet.
Britten and Clyne: astonishing verve from the SCO
A dream team of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra directed by Pekka Kussisto, with Allan Clayton and Alec Frank-Gemmill astonish with two modern icons: Clyne’s Within Her Arms and Britten’s Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings.
Mäkelä shapes Sibelius persuasively in Stockholm’s Berwaldhallen
Mäkelä brought out the harmonic inventiveness and the unexpected lyrical character of the music.