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LondonThe Hermes Experiment
Strozzi, Schumann C., Venables, Moody, Coult, Haigh, Lolavar, Witter-Johnson, Hall, Chaney, Meredith, Leith
Héloïse Werner; Oliver Pashley; Anne Denholm; Marianne Schofield
PragueMarkéta Cukrová
del Nicolino, Caccini, Monteverdi, Castaldi, Strozzi, Mayone, Merula
Markéta Cukrová; Kateřina Ghannudi; Jan Krejča
PraguePrague Philharmonic Children’s Choir
Lukáš, Slavomír, Martinů, Britten
Petr Louženský; Prague Philharmonic Children's Choir; Roman Janál; Slavomír Hořínka; Katerina Englichová
TokyoTadaaki conducts Panufnik Symphony no.3
Haydn, Mozart, Debussy, Panufnik
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Tadaaki Otaka; Rei Tsujimoto; Yumi Yoshimura; Kei Ito; Kazusa Mizutani
Munich6. Kammerkonzert: OPERcussion goes Paris
OPERcussion – Percussionists of the Bayerische Staatsorchester; Gandino Gaël
MadridLucero Tena & Xavier de Maistre
Soler, Albéniz, Tárrega, Granados, Falla, Guridi
Lucero Tena; Xavier de Maistre
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Florid Mozart – and Reinecke – from the Atlanta Symphony and Runnicles
Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp is followed by a grand, exhilarating performance of Beethoven's Fourth Symphony.
Dalia Stasevska makes impressive Montreal debut
Jennifer Swartz plays Rautavaara's Harp Concerto with panache, making any difficulties seem easier to manage than they really were.
Ulysses Kay, the Buffalo Philharmonic and the soul of a nation
Ulysses Kay's Pietà provided an opportunity to reflect on beauty and the soul of a nation.
Striking choral juxtapositions in Venice
An afternoon of mostly enjoyable singing and music-making from the chorus and instrumentalists of La Fenice in an empty Teatro Malibran.
Light at the end of the tunnel from Elena Urioste and Aurora
Imaginative programming from Aurora Orchestra, including striking miniatures from Musgrave and Meredith, luxurious Ravel and pared back Vaughan Williams, with joyous Mendelssohn to finish.
Winter balm in the Boston Symphony's “Spirit of Beethoven”
Excellent camera work contributed to the transparency and clarity by visualizing the interplay between various instruments and sections in the reduced orchestra, especially the eloquent winds.
Randall Goosby proves refined soloist in Buffalo
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by JoAnn Falletta, turn in an elegant performances that included Ellen Taaffe Zwilich’s Prologue and Variations, as well as a Joseph Bologne de Saint-Georges Violin Concerto.