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16 hours, 15 minutes ago   -  Telegraph

Repay the maestro's gusto with your bravos

When we go to a concert and experience the musical brilliance of others, we should give full and demonstrative voice to our appreciation afterwards, writes Simon Heffer.

 

18 hours, 42 minutes ago   -  Telegraph

John Adams Premiere at the Barbican, review

John Adams's music was so busy keeping the world of film noir and Gil Evans at just the right distance that it rarely acquired a definite identity of its own. Rating: * * *

 

March 12   -  Telegraph

Lindberg: Graffiti Seht die Sonne

Helsinki Chamber Choir, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, cond Sakari Oramo. Rating: * * *

 

March 12   -  Telegraph

Schubert: Die Winterreise

Werner Güra (tenor), Christoph Berner (fortepiano). Rating: * * *

 

March 12   -  Telegraph

Brahms: Nänie; Gesang der Parzen; Alto Rhapsody; Schicksalslied

Alice Coote (mezzo-soprano), Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Bamberger Symphoniker, cond Robin Ticciati. Rating: * * * *

 

March 10   -  Telegraph

Philharmonia at Festival Hall, review

The Philharmonia's two concerts at the Festival Hall - one contemporary, the other traditional - featured exemplary playing. Rating: * * *

 

March 10   -  Telegraph

David Alden interview

A quarter-century at the ENO has seen David Alden defeat the nay-sayers who dismissed his flamboyant early work.

 

March 10   -  Telegraph

Mahler's Fifth Symphony, Halle Orchestra, review

Mark Elder conducted the Halle Orchestra in a slightly too measured performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony. Rating: * * *

 

March 10   -  Telegraph

Howard Skempton, BCMG, CBSO Centre Birmingham, review

Howard Skempton's miniature compositions ranged from the improbable to the ecstatic at this Birmingham Contemporary Music Group concert. Rating: * * * *

 

March 05   -  Telegraph

Dvo?rák: Piano Quintets Nos 1 and 2, CD review

Piers Lane (piano), Goldner String Quartet. Rating: * * * *

 

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