United States Various, ‘Visions of Peace’: Sterling Elliott (cello), Sphinx Virtuosi. Carnegie Hall, New York, 17.10.2025. (DS)
A message of peace and diversity from Sphinx Virtuosi at Carnegie Hall
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An outstanding account of Handel’s Deidamia at Wexford
Ireland Wexford Festival Opera 2025 [3] – Handel, Deidamia: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera / George Petrou (conductor). O’Reilly Theatre, Wexford, 26.10.2925. (RB)
A multi-faceted portrait of the Philharmonia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall
United States Various: Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall, New York, 28-29.10.2025. (ES-S)
Pianist Alexandre Kantorow with Marin Alsop conducting the Philharmonia Orchestra © Stephanie Berge
Programme of rousing Russian fare: debuts of Ryan Bancroft and Clara-Jumi Kang with the LSO
United Kingdom Gubaidulina, Shostakovich, Stravinsky: Clara-Jumi Kang (violin), London Symphony Orchestra / Ryan Bancroft (conductor), Barbican Hall, London 30.10.2025. (JR)
After Yeol Eum Son’s poetic Mozart, SCO’s Webern is two much of a good thing
United Kingdom Mozart, Webern: Yeol Eum Son (piano), Scottish Chamber Orchestra / Andrew Manze (conductor). Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh, 30.10.2025. (SRT)
Britten Sinfonia honour Sir John Tavener’s memory with an atmospheric The Protecting Veil
United Kingdom Tavener: Guy Johnston (cello), Britten Sinfonia / Thomas Gould (violin/director). Greek Orthodox Church, London, 29.10.2025. (JR)
Tim Horton’s fascinating Chopin residency at Wigmore Hall offers further rewards
United Kingdom Chopin and Bach: Tim Horton (piano). Wigmore Hall, London, 29.10.2025. (MB)
A new cohort of Ensemble Connect brings verve and virtuosity to their Carnegie Hall debut
United States Pärt, Janáček, Shostakovich: Ensemble Connect. Carnegie Hall, New York, 28.10.2025. (RP)
