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LondonBach, the Universe & Everything - Astronomy and Poetry
Bach: Mein Gott, wie lang, ach lange - Cantata, BWV155
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment; Choir of the Age of Enlightenment; Jocelyn Bell Burnell
LondonNadine Benjamin: Songs of Joy with Michael Harper
Smith Moore, Jackson King, Bonds, Powell, Burleigh, Price, Thompson Corley, Thompson, Williams, Wallen, Aldridge, Coleridge-Taylor, Hepburn, Le Gendre, Monnakgotla
Nadine Benjamin; Caroline Jaya-Ratnam; Michael Harper; Elizabeth de Brito
AmsterdamScherpdenkers: Rachel Rumai Diaz, Katharine Dain and Ragazze Quartet
Darvishi: New work
Ragazze Quartet; Katharine Dain; Rachel Rumai Diaz
EssenMonteverdi - musical diaries
Monteverdi
Katharina Bäuml; Capella de la Torre; Unknown
BerlinChamber Music
Salonen, Stravinsky
Noah Bendix-Balgley; Peter Riegelbauer; Alexander Bader; Markus Weidmann
ViennaSwedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Schumann, Strauss R.
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra; Daniel Harding; TBC; Singverein der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien
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Time’s up: Penderecki and Messiaen at the Southbank Centre
A thrilling performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time by members of the London Sinfonietta follows two rarely heard chamber works by Krzysztof Penderecki.
Profoundly moving Shostakovich cycle marks the Brodsky's 50th
The Brodsky Quartet deliver deeply moving performances of all 15 Shostakovich string quartets, with added value and insight from writers Elizabeth Wilson and Marina Frolova-Walker.
Of Ice and Men: Intolleranza 1960 at the Komische Oper
Marking the beginning of a new artistic direction, the Komische Oper's new production of Nono's Intolleranza 1960 proves a success, with director Marco Štorman's deep rethinking of the theatre stage.
Bluebeard as psychothriller in Castellucci's mismatched double bill
Romeo Castellucci's intense production of Bartók's opera reaps its rewards in the performance under Teodor Currentzis, but Carl Orff's opera-oratorio De temporum fine comoedia feels little more than a drab filler.
Black legacies explored by Chineke! at the Royal Festival Hall
Chineke! Orchestra returns to the Royal Festival Hall with a programme that explores the legacy of black composers, as well as marking Beethoven's 250th anniversary.
Debussy rarities at the Berlin Festtage
Two rarely performed works are showcased by the Staatskapelle under Daniel Barenboim.
Beethoven and beyond: Vladimir Jurowski and the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin
Vladimir Jurowski is fond of grand statements, and sometimes off-the-wall programming – genius when it works, baffling when it doesn’t.