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D'un soir tristeFive Movements for string quartet, Op.5OblivionOctet in F major, D.803, Op.166Piano Quartet no. 1 in G minor, Op.25Piano Trio no. 1 in B major, Op.8String Octet in C major, Op.7String Quartet in A minor, Op.51 no.2String Quartet no. 14 "Death and the Maiden" in D minor, D.810String Quintet in C major, D.956See all...Upcoming eventsSee more...
LondonVivaldi’s Four Seasons by Candlelight
Vivaldi, Bach
The Piccadilly Sinfonietta; Warren Mailley-Smith; Charlotte Scott
StockholmChamber Concert with the RSPO Orchestra Academy
Perruchon, Smith, Rossini, Adobas Bayog, Haydn
Rafael Adobas Bayog; Martino Moruzzi; Ambroise Dojat; Blanca Eliasson
SevilleLa ROSS in camera 2
Enescu: String Octet in C major, Op.7
Alexa Farré Brandkamp; Branislav Sisel; Katarzyna Wróbel; Jill Renshaw
BrusselsFlanders Tour - Entartete Musik
Mahler, Spoliansky, Schulhoff, Weill, Weber, Eisler, Bloch, Ullmann, Klein, Taube, Strauss
Bart Van Reyn; Vlaams Radiokoor; Estelle Lefort; Koenraad Sterckx; Musicians from the Brussels Philharmonic
OxfordOxford Philharmonic Orchestra: Beethoven and his Colleagues IV (Oxford Beethoven Festival)
Beethoven, Rolla
Natalia Lomeiko; Yuri Zhislin; Sasha Grynyuk
LondonAurora Orchestra with Cassie Kinoshi
Kendall, Members of SEED Ensemble, Adams, Kinoshi
Aurora Orchestra; Cassie Kinoshi; SEED Ensemble
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Two to tango: Gidon Kremer celebrates Piazzolla in Prague
With superb support from Kremerata Baltica and a smart set of soloists, Gidon Kremer continues a love affair that began 25 years ago.
German Romanticism from Argerich, Cambreling and Symphoniker Hamburg
The octogenarian phenomenon that is Martha Argerich still has something different to say about Schumann's Piano Concerto, while Sylvain Cambreling adopts a bright and breezy approach to Schubert's Ninth Symphony.
Sir Roger, over and out: Norrington bids a fond farewell with Haydn
After decades as a period instrument revolutionary, the 87-year old conductor bows out with “Dr Haydn's London Academy”, an entertaining recreation of concert-going in the 1790s.
Jean Rondeau illuminates La Chaux-de-Fonds with “Melancholy Grace”
French harpsichordist Jean Rondeau’s showcase of late Renaissance music shines.
Outstanding chemistry: Leonidas Kavakos and Yuja Wang at Carnegie Hall
A first performance in Leonidas Kavakos' Perspectives series showcases his great partnership with Yuja Wang.
Something old, something new: Joyce DiDonato at the Barbican
Joyce DiDonato and Craig Terry present a wide-ranging exploration of isolation and reunion, from Baroque to jazz.