GSOPlay pre-concert talk: Sibelius Symphonies

By Bachtrack, 01 December 2015

On 2nd December 2015, the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Kent Nagano will be performing the Sibelius Symphonies nos. 3, 6 and 7, broadcast live on GSOPlay.

Watch David Larkin from Sydney University gives an insight into the seven symphonies:

Tristan Labouret, 22nd July

World-class artists and teachers, distinctive and delightful concert programmes, unique venues: this Finnish festival is the world capital of chamber music in July.

Granada: a musical stage of infinite variety

Aaron Vincent, 22nd July

The city of Granada is a veritable musical stage, as its rich heritage, along with its streets, squares and gardens, provides the setting for a wide variety of music – ranging from the most authentic flamenco to jazz, Early music, dance and symphonic music.

Seven tips for surviving the heat at summer concerts

Alison Karlin, 20th July

Bachtrack Director Alison Karlin shares her top tips for keeping cool at concerts – especially outdoor summer festivals – during a heatwave.

Bayreuth 150: reflections from the Green Hill

Bachtrack, 3rd July

The Bayreuth Festival will celebrate its anniversary season in 2026. It has been a pilgrimage site for Wagnerians for 150 years, with Bachtrack attending regularly since 2014. We asked our reviewers to share their fondest memories with us.

Taking a dive into the world of amateur orchestras in Paris (3/3)

Rémi Monti, 26th June

Paris is home to a host of amateur orchestras. In a series of three articles, we take a closer look at these ensembles, from rehearsals to concerts. This third instalment features Ondes Plurielles and the COGE.

Taking a dive into the world of amateur orchestras in Paris (2/3)

Rémi Monti, 19th June

Paris is home to a host of amateur orchestras. In a series of three articles, we’ll be taking a closer look at these ensembles, from rehearsals to concerts. This second instalment features Elektra.

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