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Kansas CityRuth Reinhardt conducts Sibelius

Bacewicz, Childs, Sibelius
Kansas City Symphony; Ruth Reinhardt; Steven Banks
LiverpoolEnsemble 10:10 : The Liverpool Sound
Hesketh, Gardiner, Howard, Simpson, Pratt, Carpenter, Horne
Clark Rundell; Ensemble 10:10; Simon Haram
SevilleCía David Coria & Cía David Lagos: ¡Fandango!
Various: ¡Fandango!
David Coria; Cía David Coria & Cía David Lagos; Gloria Montesinos
LondonTrish Clowes - My Iris

Dowland, Purcell, Lennon, Horrocks-Hopayian, Howells, Hendrix, Stanley, Clowes
Trish Clowes; Cevanne Horrocks-Hopayian; Louise McMonagle
EdinburghPictures at an Exhibition
Ligeti, Gershwin, Glazunov, Milhaud, Mussorgsky
Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Gemma New; Jess Gillam
GlasgowPictures at an Exhibition
Ligeti, Gershwin, Glazunov, Milhaud, Mussorgsky
Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Gemma New; Jess Gillam
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Mighty Shostakovich from Andris Poga and the RLPO
Andris Poga conducts the RLPO in a breathtaking Shostakovich 10, preceded by a rarity for brass and percussion and Glazunov's delightful Saxophone Concerto with Jess Gillam.
A sonic meadow, with unusual reeds, at the Time:Spans festival
San Francisco’s Splinter Reeds, echoing the traditional wind quintet but eschews the non-reed instruments, makes its second ever New York City appearance, part of the Earle Brown Foundation’s Time:Spans Festival.
Manchester Camerata and Jess Gillam on superb form in Buxton
Two fascinating and hugely entertaining recent pieces started a superb concert by the strings of the Manchester Camerata, joined by Jess Gillam in Glazunov's Saxophone Concerto and the Brodsky Quartet in Elgar's Introduction and Allegro. Tchaikovsky crowned the concert.
Chauhan and the Philharmonia on fine form at the Anvil
Exhilarating performances from The Philharmonia in a trio of Russian composers brought to life by Alpesh Chauhan, with Jess Gillam as a distinguished soloist.
Susanna Mälkki impresses in a belated Carnegie Hall debut
Mälkki's performance had all the trappings and the appearance of an informal audition for the Philharmonic's top musical position.
Buzzing energy from Vasily Petrenko, Jess Gillam and the EUYO
Vasily Petrenko unleashes powerful and poetic sounds in Sibelius' Second Symphony and Jess Gillam dazzles in one of Michael Nyman's works while the European Union Youth Orchestra shows off its remarkable qualities.
Unexpected surprises and delights for Wet Ink Ensemble
It would be rash to make assumptions about the composer/performer collective based on a single program, but it was still not to notice a divergence from the past in the program of world premieres.
Performers
Ambrose, MatthewArakelvan, HayrapetBanks, StevenBellarosa, GuerinoBerlage SaxofoonkwartetCannavale, Chiara Maria BeatriceClowes, TrishDickson, AmyFaget, PierreFateyeva, AsyaField, SarahGaribay, RodrigoGillam, JessHaram, SimonJiménez, JuanKemperle, BlažKoppetsch, LutzLundin, FredrikLužar, AlanMamudov, HidanManz, JakobMarsalis, BranfordMcAllister, TimothyMcGill, HowardPham-Minh, AdèlePuczko, KacperRascher Saxophone QuartetRobichaud, HeidiSeibold, ChristianUnknownWerner, MelanieWitteveen, DeborahZucchi, DavidŠíma, Libor