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Exsultate, jubilate, K165 (K158a)Italian SerenadeJe ne t'aime pasLieder: selectionMotet in D major, "Ave verum Corpus", K618Rastlose Liebe (Goethe), D.138Rückert-LiederSerenade for tenor, horn and strings, song cycle, Op.31Vier letzte Lieder (Four Last Songs)Vocalise, Op.34 no.14See all...Upcoming eventsSee more...
ReadingLucie Jones with the Fulltone Orchestra
Kander, Mitchell, Lloyd Webber, Arlen, Schwartz, Schoenberg, Barry
Fulltone Orchestra; Lucie Jones
LondonBBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert: Mediterranean Baroque - Ruby Hughes & Sergio Bucheli
Villoldo, Corbetta, Le Blanc, Murcia, Purcell, Blow, Strozzi, Kapsberger, Traditional, Sanz, Mendez, Grever
Ruby Hughes; Sergio Bucheli
MadridRaíces
Strauss R., Prokofiev
Orquesta Sinfónica de RTVE; Pablo González; Jacquelyn Wagner; Anna Lapkovskaja; Coro de RTVE
LondonMatilda Lloyd, Britten Sinfonia Soloists
Donizetti, Viardot-García, Arban, Rossini, Bellini
Matilda Lloyd; Britten Sinfonia
StockholmVier letzte Lieder
Chin, Strauss R., Beethoven
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert; Christina Nilsson
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Ensemble Explore and Lotte Betts-Dean delight London's Kings Place with captivating sensations of blissful repose.
Mehldau and Bostridge’s tone-deaf folly at the Konzerthaus
Brad Mehldau’s song cycle is a disappointment, the texts selected under the rubric of “desire” proving a major concern.
Passionate Pergolesi in Prague
A decidedly different Stabat Mater gets expert treatment from Collegium Marianum and two spirited soloists.
Astounding beauty in the BBC Philharmonic's Alpine Symphony
NIcholas Collon conducts the BBC Philharmonic in a superbly conceived programme that demonstrates “quality, agility and impact”.
Unfinished business: Berglund’s Schubert impresses with the Hallé
Schubert's Unfinished Symphony proves a memorable climax to the young Norwegian conductor's matinee at Bridgewater Hall, after a lacklustre Beethoven piano concerto.
French rarities from Alain Altinoglu and the Frankfurt Radio Symphony
On paper this looked entrancing: a French conductor with Armenian roots assaying a score of oriental splendour. It was the first half, however, with Dutilleux and Debussy that satisfied more.