The soundworld of Bach and Schumann according to Piotr Anderszewski in Hong Kong

A traditional overture–concerto–symphony programme at Klosters Music proves anything but stale in dramatic performances by the Munich Chamber Orchestra. 

The Polish pianist’s Gilmore recital traverses suites by Beethoven, Chopin, Szymanowski, Bartók and Bach, benefitting from thoughtful interpretation.

In a tempestuous and exhilarating evening at the Barbican, the Polish pianist displays typical mastery of Bach, Szymanowski, Webern and Beethoven.

Like all great quartets, each member contributed their individual voice but, in the combination of all four, they created something extraordinary and compelling.

Concluding Gardiner's Schumann cycle, it was a memorable concert, with a memorable Spring Symphony and a musical Manfred Overture. The Beethoven first piano concerto proved an unlikely hero.

How do you prepare a new production at a major opera house, then stroll across the Thames to lead a fine and distinctive Mahler Five?