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StockholmLindberg, Byström, Tomasi, Bozza
Lindberg, Byström, Tomasi, Bozza
Trombone section of Royal Stockholm Philharmonic
LondonLunchtime Concert - Concertos for clarinet and saxophone played by Victoria Samek
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Tom Rodda; Band of the Royal Air Force Regiment; Victoria Samek
LondonAfternoon Concert - Royal Greenwich Brass Band
Curnow, Lloyd, Traditional American, Graham
Stephen Maw; Royal Greenwich Brass Band
NorrköpingOpen Dress Rehearsal
Musgrave, Bennett
Norrköping Symphony Orchestra; Dalia Stasevska; Ellen Nisbeth; Hannah Holgersson
LondonLunchtime Concert Celebrating the Centenary of Wilfred Heaton 1918 - 2000
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John Ward (conductor); Fulham Brass Band; Tom Nielsen
StockholmNorrköping Symphony Orchestra play Musgrave
Musgrave, Bennett
Norrköping Symphony Orchestra; Dalia Stasevska; Ellen Nisbeth; Hannah Holgersson
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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.
British Classics with a difference
A pleasant afternoon's entertainment with grand sweeps and some beautiful singing by Roderick Williams.
Portents of Heaven: Gabrieli, Bach and Mahler in Oslo
The Oslo Philharmonic played finely tuned Gabrieli and virtuosic Bach, finishing with a surprisingly sinister performance of Mahler's Fourth Symphony.
Playing a long game: Andris Nelsons' Birmingham Bruckner
The CBSO's former music director returns to his old stomping ground for a programme that mixed a Romantic staple with an austere 20th-century work.