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TewkesburySounds Of The Solstice
Bennett, Chilcott, Marsh, Davies, Poulenc, Ešenvalds, Holst, Willan, MacMillan, Rutter
Nigel Short; Tenebrae; Richard Allen
LondonVivaldi Gloria by Candlelight
Allegri, Fauré, Vivaldi
Brandenburg Sinfonia; Andrew Earis; St Martin's Voices
Eltville am RheinThomanerchor Leipzig | Thomasorganist Ullrich Böhme, Orgel | Thomaskantor Gotthold Schwarz, Leitung
Bach, Brahms, Reger
Gotthold Schwarz; Thomanerchor (Leipzig); Ullrich Böhme
KuhmoSouvenir d'un paysage inconnu
Bortniansky, Vavilov, Vaughan Williams, Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky
Kuhmo Chamber Soloists
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Inspired by Elizabethan music: Gardner and the Bergen Phil
The Bergen Phil and the Edvard Grieg Choir trace music from Elizabethan themes to 20th century works on them, culminating in Pärt's Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten.
Post-lockdown Sibelius from Daniel Harding and the Swedish RSO
Although filled with beauty and sweetly played, the fragmentation of the symphony felt too disruptive.
Resurrection Symphony: Rattle returns to live music-making in Munich
As Europe’s concert-giving tentatively emerges from the coronavirus lockdown, Simon Rattle and the BRSO celebrate its rebirth with a sublime pairing of Vaughan Williams and Mozart.
Beethoven keeps the flame burning
Directed by Gerard McBurney, this concert recreated the marathon Akademie conducted by Beethoven in Vienna which saw the premieres of four major works.
Loss and foreboding from Pappano and the LSO
In these difficult times a reduced audience witnessed a concert of music that didn’t exactly offer much solace, but which possessed a powerful sense of loss and foreboding that seemed entirely timely.
Wellber and the BBC Philharmonic mark Beethoven 250 in Manchester
Taking snapshots from 1806 and 1807, the BBC Philharmonic present two works from Beethoven’s middle period, with high musical standards and the Dresden Chamber Choir on superb form.
