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ValenciaLa Heroica de Beethoven
Gossec, Eberl, Cherubini, Beethoven
Orquesta de Valencia; Ramón Tebar
Munich5. Festspiel–Kammerkonzert
Danzi, Taffanel, Martinů, Thuille
Margarita Höhenrieder; Andrea Ikker; Heike Steinbrecher; Jurgen Key
SeoulFanfare to Finland
Copland, Rautavaara, Dean, Sibelius
Seoul Philharmonic; Osmo Vänskä; Håkan Hardenberger
ScunthorpeLast Night of the Proms: Olympic Special
Papathanassiou (Vangelis), Williams, Grieg, Parry, Elgar, Puccini
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Paul Bateman; Trystan Llŷr Griffiths
DubrovnikBohemian Divertimento
Reicha, Mysliveček, Klein, Mozart
Marija Pavlović; Tom Owen; Pieter Nuytten; Radovan Vlatković
LondonLSO/Wilson: Letters from America
Barber, Weill, Gershwin, Copland
London Symphony Orchestra; John Wilson; James Ehnes
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Riotous American repertoire from the Hallé
Cristian Măcelaru conducts The Hallé in music by Copland, Bernstein and Gershwin, plus his own arrangement of Jake Heggie's Moby Dick.
Some gems and revelations in the NSO's “dance” program
A major work going well beyond tango by Astor Piazzolla and a fresh introduction to African-American composer Florence Price highlight a concert that tries a bit too hard to please
Impassioned musicianship at Snape's “Britten and Russia” weekend
Britten's Cello Symphony and a no-holds-barred account of Shostakovich’s mighty Tenth Symphony at Snape Maltings
Creation on the quick: masterpieces composed in a hurry from the Saint Paul CO
Delivering winsome interpretations along with precision ensemble, the "conductorless" SPCO presents two youthful Schubert and Britten masterpieces that were created by their composers in mere days.
Elegiac, violent, purposeful Shostakovich 11
Alina Ibragimova plays with skill but insufficient sound to fill the Royal Albert Hall; Vladimir Jurowski and the LPO blow the roof off with Shostakovich's account of the Revolution of 1905.
Bartoli and Jaroussky enchant at Wigmore Hall
Considering how rarely celebrated diva Cecilia Bartoli appears in London, Wigmore Hall certainly pulled off a coup by making her duo concert with Philippe Jaroussky happen.
