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LondonBach Easter Oratorio
Lotti, Pergolesi, Monteverdi, Bach
Michael Waldron; London Choral Sinfonia; Katherine Watson; Timothy Morgan; Gwilym Bowen
LondonThursday Lunchtime Concerts: Jonathan Radford & Eleanor Kornas
Bartók, Vitali, Piazzolla, Gershwin
Jonathan Radford; Eleanor Kornas
LondonBedros Shetilian & London Mozart Players
Bartók, Mendelssohn, Shostakovich, Prokofiev
Bedros Shetilian; London Mozart Players; Julia Pusker
LondonThursday Lunchtime Concerts: Anna Szałucka
Bach, Ravel, Beethoven, Szymanowski
Anna Szałucka, Piano
LondonOrchestra Vitae
Ravel, Wallen, Tailleferre, Brahms, Enescu
Orchestra Vitae; Pablo Urbina; Antonio Oyarzabal
LondonYoung Musicians Symphony Orchestra
Wagner, Shostakovich, Brahms
Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra; James Blair; Maxim Calver
LondonThursday Lunchtime Concerts: Emily Sun & Ashley Fripp
Fauré, Strauss R.
Emily Sun; Ashley Fripp
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An early Christmas present from Stephen Layton & Co.
A lithe and engaging performance of Handel's festive regular from Polyphony and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
The Gabrielis shine in Purcell's confusing King Arthur
King Arthur is an opera without a plot and, in musical terms at least, Arthur without the King.
The Doctor Who of music: Jordi Savall at SJSS
Hespèrion XXI dazzle us with virtuosity as they celebrate musical Europe in the heart of Westminster.
Clara Schumann's songs: an evening of pure delight
A fine concert, the first in a series celebrating the bicentenary of Clara Schumann's independent musical mind.
Master and pupil: Beethoven's Septet arranged by Czerny
It is a well-known fact that Beethoven's Septet was one of his most popular works during his lifetime. What is lesser known is that Carl Czerny, his pupil, made a version for wind sextet.
Brass ensemble Septura explores Ravel and Gershwin
Why don’t brass ensembles have a regular presence in the classical concert scene, in comparison to string ensembles or at least woodwind ensembles?
Giulio Cesare in Londra with the marvellous EOC
Anna Devin's Cleopatra moved with complete conviction for scheming minx to mature woman in love.
Ex Cathedra for Holy Week at St John’s Smith Square
A Lenten programme of 17th-century French and Italian sacred music partially fulfilled its dramatic potential in refined, understated performances.
