Guitar collection at the Museu de la Musica
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BerlinLiederabend mit Dagmar Manzel – Eine kleine Sehnsucht
Dagmar Manzel; Frank Schulte; Arnulf Ballhorn; Ralf Templin
LondonPure Romance
Debussy, Rodrigo, Bruce, Dvořák
London Philharmonic Orchestra; Enrique Mazzola; Miloš Karadaglić
CáceresNostalgia y raíces
Clerch, Sibelius
Orquesta de Extremadura; Luis Méndez Chaves; Joaquín Clerch
ParisFélicien Brut et Thibaut Garcia
Boccherini, Gnattali, Piazzolla, Blazquez, Ravel, Legrand, Various, Barrios Mangoré, Granados
Thibaut Garcia; Félicien Brut
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Verklärte Nacht stars in ACO’s concert return
Concert life returns to Sydney with a programme of Mendelssohn and Schoenberg by the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
ICE shows a new and exciting side of Dai Fujikura at Miller Theatre
Building on 15 years of collaboration with the ensemble, Gilded Wings (for two clarinets and strings) revealed a new maturity in Fujikura's always enjoyable music.
A Britten and Dowland winter warmer from Allan Clayton and friends
The tenor man told Thomas Hardy’s familiar verses with such probing honesty that I heard newness in all of them.
Pepe Romero highlights Cleveland Orchestra’s mostly Spanish program
Thierry Fischer led The Cleveland Orchestra in works of Bizet and Debussy flanking Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez with Pepe Romero.
Japan Philharmonic sounds world class under Inkinen
I’ve heard the Japan Philharmonic on several occasions in the past, but this was the first time with Inkinen, and the difference was startling. In previous encounters with this orchestra I noted a rather bright, at times even glaring sound. No longer. Inkinen has instilled instead a generously warm, even, glowing sonority and depth of sound that one hears in Europe’s finest ensembles.
