Xenakis – Architect of Sound
07/04/2011
Xenakis – Architect of Sound: Rolf Hind (piano); Tim Gill (cello); London Sinfonietta/André de Ridder. Sound Intermedia. Queen Elizabeth Hall, 2.4. 2011 (CC) Read more
Angela Hewitt and the Britten Sinfonia
07/04/2011
Bach, Stravinsky, Mozart, and Bach-Sitkovetsky: Angela Hewitt (piano), Britten Sinfonia, Thomas Gould (leader/director). Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 4.4.2011 (MB) Read more
Walton, Delius and other British Composers
07/04/2011
Walton, Delius, Benjamin, Elgar, Coates and other British Composers: City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/John Wilson (conductor), Andrew Haveron (violin), Lawrence Power (viola), Town Hall, Cheltenham, 5.4.2011. (RJ) Read more
Tughan Sokhiev with the Philharmonia
07/04/2011
USA v Russia with the London Phoenix Orchestra
07/04/2011
Ashkenazy with the Southbank Sinfonia
06/04/2011
Mahler 7 in Birmingham
06/04/2011
Angela Hewitt in London
06/04/2011
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