United States Various: Vilde Frang (violin), Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Hannu Lintu (conductor). Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 21.11.2024. (ZC)
Hannu Lintu and Vilde Frang lead the CSO through a program of palindromic beauty
Concert Reviews
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To boldly go: spectacular celestial sounds from the Guildhall Symphony Orchestra
United Kingdom Adès, Saariaho, Holst, Colin Matthews: Guildhall Symphony Orchestra / Alpesh Chauhan (conductor). Barbican Hall, London, 20.11.2024. (CK)
A concert to live in the memory: Blomstedt at 97 in a tender Mahler Ninth with the Philharmonia
United Kingdom Mozart, Mahler: Leonidas Kavakos (violin), Philharmonia / Herbert Blomstedt (conductor). Royal Festival Hall, London, 21.11.2024. (JR)
In David Grubb’s Cardiff journey through sleep even the ‘Nightmare’ was enjoyable
United Kingdom David Grubb – Circadia: David Grubb (violin, viola, mandolin, musical saw), Annie Perry (clarinet, bass clarinet), Corben Lee (piano, keyboards), Daniel Whitting (acoustic guitar, electric guitar), Aidan Thorne (double bass, bass guitar), John Reynolds (drums). Richard Burton Theatre at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, 21.11.2024. (LJ)
Precision and lyricism of the Berlin Philharmonic under Kirill Petrenko at Carnegie Hall
United States Various: Vilde Frang (violin), Berlin Philharmonic / Kirill Petrenko (conductor). Carnegie Hall, New York, 18 & 19.11.2024. (ES-S)
Anthony Roth Costanzo connects with the San Francisco audience in a wide-ranging program
United States Various: Anthony Roth Costanzo (countertenor), Bryan Wagorn (piano). San Francisco Performances, Herbst Theatre, San Francisco, 19.11.2024. (HS)
Discipline and technical excellence as the OSM under Rafael Payare launch a European tour in London
United Kingdom Habibi, Beethoven, Berlioz: Javier Perianes (piano), Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal / Rafael Payare (conductor). Barbican Hall, London, 19.11.2024. (CC)
Roman Rabinovich: A rich and varied programme played with supreme skill
United Kingdom Haydn, Debussy, Beethoven and Robert Schumann: Roman Rabinovich (piano). Wigmore Hall, London, 17.11.2024. (CSa)
