Festival 2022 – Page 9 – Seen and Heard International

Northern Ireland’s Clandeboye Festival opens with a fine Brahms concert

29/08/202223/08/2022 by Robert Beattie

United Kingdom Clandeboye Festival 2022 [1] – Brahms: Barry Douglas (piano), Ailish Tynan (soprano), Elina Vähälä (violin), Michael d’Arcy (violin), Angus McCall (cello), Justine Gormley (piano), Ed Creedon (viola), Henri Demarquette (cello). Clandeboye Estate, County Down, Northern Ireland, 20.8.2022. (RB)

Rhapsody and spontaneity from Augustin Hadelich at the Royal Albert Hall

22/08/202222/08/2022 by Claire Seymour

United Kingdom BBC Proms 2022 [18], Prom 46 – Mendelssohn, Dvořák, Brahms: Augustin Hadelich (violin), WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne / Cristian Măcelaru (conductor). Royal Albert Hall, London, 21.8.2022. (CS)

WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne conducted by Cristian Măcelaru (c) Mark Allan

Ivor Bolton seems to miss the smile in Mozart’s music

18/10/202222/08/2022 by Mark Berry

Austria Salzburg Festival [1] – Mozart: Alexander Melnikov (piano), Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra, Ivor Bolton (conductor). Grosser Saal, Mozarteum, Salzburg, 21.8.2022. (MB)

Alexander Melnikov (piano), Ivor Bolton (conductor), Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg © SF/Marco Borrelli

Czech Philharmonic’s Mahler at Edinburgh: grown men waggle cowbells with joyful abandon

18/10/202222/08/2022 by Simon Thompson

United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [9] – Mahler: Czech Philharmonic / Semyon Bychkov (conductor). Usher Hall, 21.8.2022. (SRT)

Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic © Jessica Shurte

At the Lerici Music Festival, Sir Bryn Terfel confirms he is the Falstaff of today

18/10/202221/08/2022 by Colin Clarke

Italy Lerici Music Festival’s Sir John and Sir Bryn – Verdi, Falstaff (excerpts, concert performance): Sir Bryn Terfel (bass-baritone) and soloists, Orchestra della Magna Grecia / Gianluca Marcianò (conductor). Teatro all’Aperto della Rotonda Vassallo, 6.8.2022 (CC)

Benjamin Cho, Sir Bryn Terfel, Gianluca Marcianò and Orchestra della Magna Grecia

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Northern Ireland’s Clandeboye Festival opens with a fine Brahms concert

Rhapsody and spontaneity from Augustin Hadelich at the Royal Albert Hall

Ivor Bolton seems to miss the smile in Mozart’s music

Czech Philharmonic’s Mahler at Edinburgh: grown men waggle cowbells with joyful abandon

At the Lerici Music Festival, Sir Bryn Terfel confirms he is the Falstaff of today

Composer and violist Brett Dean at the Edinburgh International Festival

Beautifully conducted Don Giovanni and a meaningful baritone recital stand out in Aspen

Boesch and Martineau in Edinburgh make a case for Winterreise as the greatest work of art ever