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NorrköpingWinter Daydreams
Swärd, Tomasi, Tchaikovsky
Norrköping Symphony Orchestra; Cathrine Winnes; Eric Svensson
Monte-CarloEducational pieces for non-musical children, quartet and electronics

Jünger, Fabrice: Remember
Fabrice Jünger; Gilles Peseyre; Marc Gadave; Roxane Gentil
BadajozParajes nórdicos
Svendsen, Grøndahl, Sibelius
Orquesta de Extremadura; Miguel Romea; Antonio Lloret
CáceresParajes nórdicos
Svendsen, Grøndahl, Sibelius
Orquesta de Extremadura; Miguel Romea; Antonio Lloret
BambergChamber Concert: Brass quintet

Bach, Handel, McKee, Bernstein
Heiko Triebener; William Tuttle; Stefan Lüghausen; Johannes Trunk
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Blast from the past: Rattle and the LSO deliver a showstopper
Conducting a programme of mostly 20th-century classics that could have come from his early glory days in Birmingham, Rattle was in his element.
Bold, brash and Bacchic: Chineke! Orchestra undimmed as ever
The Chineke! Orchestra always aims at mixing the old and familiar (Beethoven, Ravel) with lesser-known corners of the repertory (Coleridge-Taylor, Walker). Anthony Parnther conducts with Kenneth Thompkins as soloist.
Devilish downpour cannot dampen The Soldier's Tale at the EIF
Rarely has so distinguished a group been assembled to give this work live; it would have shone as a highlight even in a normal year of visiting foreign ensembles and performers.
Buffalo Philharmonic strings shine in radiant Arensky and Shostakovich
JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic's string players present intense Shostakovich and luminous Arensky in memorable performances.
aus LICHT Part 1: Michael only takes flight in the second half
The performers in Part 1 of aus LICHT at the Holland Festival are amazing, but the production doesn’t rev up until the Archangel Michael goes on his dizzying world tour.
Stockhausen rediscovered: Donnerstag aus Licht shines brightly
The evening left you in no doubt that in Donnerstag aus Licht is more approachable than many would imagine, as well as being a major creative achievement that is crying out to be explored by opera houses.
John Casken's Madonna of Silence premiered
John Casken's intriguing new work for trombone and orchestra presents a musical interpretation of a Michelangelo drawing, along with superb Mozart and powerful Prokofiev.
Performers
Alessi, JosephBarbier, MattieBreen, AudunEckert, FelixFejér{Trombone}, AndrásFournes, AymericGadave, MarcGassner, LukasGee, MatthewLandgren, NilsLloret, AntonioLüghausen, StefanPtak, MartinQuiles, DaniRainer, BernhardRiegler, DanielRudolfsson, MikaelSchiffler, EvaSchrodi, UweSklenar, JürgenSvensson, EricSørensen, Jesper BuskThompkins, KennethUnknownWagner, Csabavan Rijen, Jörgen