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AmsterdamClose-up Concertgebouw Orchestra: Carte Blanche for Lucie Horsch
Schumann C., Schumann, Brahms, Wennäkoski, Webern, Bartók
Lucie Horsch; Caspar Horsch; Jaewon Lee
AmsterdamConcertgebouw Orchestra and Lucie Horsch
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Grieg, Wennäkoski, Tchaikovsky
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Maxim Emelyanychev; Lucie Horsch
NorthamptonThe Concertos of Malcolm Arnold
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Arnold
Michael Waldron; London Choral Sinfonia; Hugh Millington; Michala Petri; Daisy Noton
AmsterdamPatrons
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Handel, Corelli, Scarlatti, Roman
Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century; Lucie Horsch
LeedsLondinium Consort
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Hashmi, Dowland, Brade, Traditional, Johnson, Field, Spafford, Addis
Londinium Consort; Rachel Allen; Emanuele Addis
PragueCzech Philharmonic • Giovanni Antonini
Beethoven, Vivaldi, Haydn
Czech Philharmonic; Giovanni Antonini; Jan Fišer; Václav Petr; Karolina Pancernaite
AmsterdamLucie Horsch and B'Rock Orchestra
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Corelli, Bartók, Kurtág, Yun, Vivaldi, Hosokawa, Zuidam, Stravinsky, Shinohara
B'Rock Orchestra; Lucie Horsch
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Hymns ancient and modern from Ryan Wigglesworth and the BBCSO
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A major premiere from Romania and a Russian classic that’s forever new in a concert that struck out with a spirit of adventure at the Barbican.
Verónica Cangemi in stylish recital at the Halle Handel Festival
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Soprano Verónica Cangemi shines in a variety of moods as Handel heroines, with the added attraction of Celine Pasche's virtuoso recorder playing, accompanied by Andrea Marcon.
Aquatic favourites from the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
Maurice Steger makes his debut with the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra in a concert of Baroque favourites.
Venice Baroque Orchestra dazzles New York on a Day of Champions
The Venice Baroque Orchestra offers a fast-paced, intense array of 18th-century selections in New York City.
Stormy passions: The Red Priest and his Muses
Anna Maria della Pietà may not be the most celebrated violinists in history, but she inspired Antonio Vivaldi to write some of his finest concertos, two of which were heard in this tribute to three of the Red Priest's muses.
Maurice Steger thrills with his virtuosic wizardry
Maurice Steger brought this essential but under-represented instrument from Renaissance and Baroque chamber and ensumble music to a mainstream concert hall.
An elevated baroque affair from the ACO
Richard Tognetti brings Baroque masterworks to Melbourne along with the world premiere of Kats-Chernin's new work for strings, Singing Trees.