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AmsterdamBach's Christmas Oratorio with the Netherlands Chamber Choir and Cappella Mediterranea
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Bach: Christmas Oratorio, BWV248
Leonardo García-Alarcón; Nederlands Kamerkoor; Cappella Mediterranea; Sophie Junker; Christopher Lowrey
The HagueWeihnachtsoratorium
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Bach: Christmas Oratorio, BWV248
Leonardo García-Alarcón; Nederlands Kamerkoor; Cappella Mediterranea; Sophie Junker; Christopher Lowrey
Amsterdam25 years Willem-Alexander and Máxima: Misa Criolla and Adiós Nonino with Carel Kraayenhof
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Ed Spanjaard; Nederlands Kamerkoor; Ensemble Residentie Orkest; Carel Kraayenhof; Bert Vos
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Through the looking glass: Amsterdam Sinfonietta are a class act
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Candida Thompson’s performance of Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel with understated beauty, immaculate phrasing and restrained emotion, steals the show.
Sublime singing in Scenes from Goethe's Faust
Soloists and choir, headed by a spellbinding Christian Gerhaher, brought real lustre to Schumann’s treatment of Goethe’s magnum opus.
Parallel symmetries and random synchronicities at Festival d’Aix
In his 2016 opera Blank Out, Dutch composer Michel van der Aa has managed to create a new kind of operatic ‘reality’ that resonates powerfully with today’s Zeitgeist. Highly recommended.
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Bach’s Magnificat featured superlative solos from both singers and musicians, but the RCO and Iván Fischer reached a higher plane in a beautifully crafted and optimistic Brahms’ First Symphony.
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