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| Composer | Elgar, Sir Edward (1857-1934) |
| Period | Romantic |
| Year | 1919 |
| Work type | Orchestral |
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PragueThe CBSO at Prague Spring Festival
Elgar, Bruckner
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra; Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla; Gautier Capuçon
PamplonaDutilleux + Elgar + Catalán
Catalán, Elgar, Dutilleux
Basque National Orchestra; Robert Trevino; Asier Polo
Vitoria-GasteizDutilleux + Elgar + Catalán
Catalán, Elgar, Dutilleux
Basque National Orchestra; Robert Trevino; Asier Polo
LiverpoolPlatinum Jubilee
Bridge, Elgar, Vaughan Williams
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Andrew Manze; Nicolas Altstaedt
IstanbulPresidential Symphony Orchestra and Gautier Capuçon
Rey, Elgar, Dvořák
Presidential Symphony Orchestra; Cemi'i Can Deliorman; Gautier Capuçon
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BBCSO and Oramo mark the Barbican's 40th anniversary
In this unusual combination of works, a complex motet by Judith Weir emphasised brutalism, while a complete ballet score by Ravel sets Apollo against Dionysus. A young Finnish soloist joined her compatriot Oramo for an English Romantic concerto.
The RPO and Petrenko offer transcendent Planets at Carnegie Hall
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra concluded its American tour— the first such tour by an international orchestra since March of 2020— with a heartwarmingly effective concert at Carnegie Hall.
Kanneh-Mason makes highly successful debut with Cleveland Orchestra
Jakub Hrůša conducts the program, which also includes stirring performances of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s rarely heard orchestral Ballade and Dvořák’s Symphony no. 6.
Jakub Hrůša and the Czech Phil reveal the consolations of nature
Elgar’s elegiac cello concerto with Alisa Weilerstein’s majestic assumption of the solo part, coupled with a late Romantic masterpiece in the capable hands of Jakub Hrůša and the Czech Philharmonic.
Defiant celebration and emotional depth in CBSO centenary
The CBSO and Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla celebrate their anniversary with energy and hope in Sibelius and Beethoven, together with emotional depth in Elgar from Sheku-Kanneh Mason.