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PragueMartinů Voices
Britten, Novák
Lukáš Vasilek; Martinů Voices; Katerina Englichová; Daniel Havel; Daniela Valtová Kosinová
BerlinKonzerthausorchester Berlin, Louis Langrée
Mozart, Haydn
Konzerthausorchester Berlin; Louis Langrée; Yubeen Kim; Ronith Mues
PragueJana Boušková plays Rodrigo
Turina, Rodrigo, Debussy, Ravel
Czech Philharmonic; Juanjo Mena; Jana Boušková
ZürichWhere words cease, there music begins
Hoffmann, Gounod
Jonathan Allen; Tatiana Pak; Natalia Mosca; Lev Sivkov
BarcelonaSis solos soles: microóperas de nueva creación
Various: Sis solos soles
Francesc Prat; Marc Rosich; Òpera de Butxaca i Nova Creació; Laura Clos; Núria Llunel; Maria Dolors Aldea; Elena Copons
MelbourneFlute, Viola and Harp
Ibert, Gubaidulina, Takemitsu, Debussy
Prudence Davis; Christopher Moore; Yinuo Mu
AmsterdamConcertgebouworkest: Dutch contemporary music
Andriessen, Swart, Kortekaas, Keuris
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Antony Hermus; Remy van Kesteren; Dominique Vleeshouwers; Katrien Baerts
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Delicious French morsels launch the ECO’s Teatime Music
A trio of French works launch the English Chamber Orchestra's Sunday afternoon series, filmed in Beckenham Place Mansion.
Contemporary with a touch of intimacy at the Pierre Boulez Saal
Daniel Barenboim, Emmanuel Pahud and select musicians continue their brief odyssey into new music with three striking and stimulating world premieres and a welcome touch of Boulez.
The NY Phil remembers women's suffrage with new commissions
The concert paired strong new works by Joan La Barbara, Nicole Lizée and Paola Prestini with compositions by Luciano Berio and George Crumb for a satisfying evening of adventurous works for voice.
Radiance and dazzle from Xavier de Maistre’s angelic harp
A dynamic and dreamy concoction from the London Philharmonic under Lawrence Renes, with impeccable performances from harp virtuoso Xavier de Maistre and LPO Principal Flute Juliette Bausor.
Mellifluous frivolity in OA's production of Il viaggio a Reims
Rossini's opera is all about art and art lovers in this production by Damiano Michieletto.
A Brooklyn salon for Clara Schumann's 200th birthday
Downes' playing is soulful, perhaps rather American, which gave Schumann a late-night jazziness. That tendency fit better with selections by Nina Simone and Harlem Renaissance composers Margaret Bonds and Florence Price.
Tunes for the Moon at Vermont's Yellow Barn
On the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing, the musicians of Yellow Barn played a wide-ranging program of works inspired by the night sky.
