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Six Motets After Franz Kafka/RIAS Kammerchor/Rademann | CD review

(Harmonia Mundi) / Born in Vienna and briefly married to Mahler's daughter, Ernst Krenek (1900-91) was one of that group of composers banned by the Nazis for writing "Entartete" or "degenerate" music. He left Europe in 1938 ...

 

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Tamerlano/ Royal Opera; St Matthew Passion/CBSO/Rattle | Classical review

Royal Opera House, London; Symphony Hall, Birmingham Could Plácido Domingo have made Handel's Tamerlano fly by? We'll never know… / Plácido Domingo is a name that sells seats. We all know ...

13 hours, 25 minutes ago   -  Guardian

James Whitbourn: Luminosity and Other Choral Works | CD review

(Naxos) / To complete our choral selection this week, here's a dazzling collection of unashamedly tonal new music from James Whitbourn, the extravagantly talented composer, conductor, clinician, writer and – for the ...

 

13 hours, 25 minutes ago   -  Guardian

Bach: Jesu, meine Freude; Motets/ Sette Voci/ Kooij | CD review

(Ramée) / Mozart heard a Bach motet when he visited Leipzig and was inspired ("Here's something I can learn from!"). These small choral pieces, some written for funerals, have inspired many different performance styles ...

 

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Letters: Classical elitism

While Lynsey Hanley's article (Comment, 12 March) is a welcome antidote to the Guardian's excessive attention to pop music, she is wrong to believe that all those untrained in listening to classical music find it difficult. When I taught a ...

 

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Live music this week

MGMT, LondonWith MGMT, it's proved to be a case of "careful what you wish for". Their great Time To Pretend single was a fantasy about their – as yet hypothetical – lives as rock stars. And then look what happened! Though their response ...

March 12   -  Guardian

OAE/Fischer | Classical review

Royal Festival Hall, London / / The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment's Beethoven cycle reached its mid-point with a concert that didn't scale the same heights the series has so far. Iván Fischer was again the ...

March 12   -  Guardian

BSO/Karabits | Classical review

Colston Hall, Bristol / / In maturity, Alexander Scriabin became a law unto himself; so hearing his early Piano Concerto in F sharp minor is a valuable reminder of his indebtedness to Chopin. And in the latter's ...

March 12   -  Guardian

Lose yourself in the British Library's sound archive

Then find your way back with NMC's music map: music lovers could spend hours in these two amazing and little-publicised sites / Something for the weekend: a couple of sites that you could profitably lose a few idle hours ...

March 12   -  Guardian

Passing the Mahler baton

Gustavo Dudamel was its first ever winner. The Gustav Mahler conducting competition has a lot to live up to. Kate Connolly heads to Bamberg for the finals / If proof were needed that the International Gustav Mahler ...

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