United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [10] – Rameau, Chopin, Ravel, Liszt: Bruce Liu (piano). Queen’s Hall, 22.8.2022, (SRT)
Breathless and breathtaking: Bruce Liu at the Edinburgh International Festival
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Czech Philharmonic’s Mahler at Edinburgh: grown men waggle cowbells with joyful abandon
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [9] – Mahler: Czech Philharmonic / Semyon Bychkov (conductor). Usher Hall, 21.8.2022. (SRT)
Composer and violist Brett Dean at the Edinburgh International Festival
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [8] – Richard Strauss, Dean, Brahms: Hebrides Ensemble / Brett Dean (conductor & viola). Queen’s Hall, 20.8.2022. (SRT)
Boesch and Martineau in Edinburgh make a case for Winterreise as the greatest work of art ever
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [7] – Schubert: Florian Boesch (baritone), Malcolm Martineau (piano). Queen’s Hall, 19.8.2022. (SRT)
Golda Schultz shows a determination at Edinburgh for women’s voices to be heard
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [6] – This Be Her Verse: Golda Schultz (soprano), Jonathan Ware (piano). Queen’s Hall, 17.8.2022. (SRT)
Pianist Víkingur Ólafsson makes his Edinburgh International Festival debut with the Bergen Philharmonic
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [5] – Ravel, R. Schumann, Rachmaninov: Víkingur Ólafsson (piano), Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra / Edward Gardner (conductor). Usher Hall, 15.8.2022. (SRT)
Musical energy flowed out of the Takács Quartet who are a class act in Edinburgh
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [4] – Haydn, Coleridge-Taylor, Ravel: Takács Quartet (Edward Dusinberre, Harumi Rhodes [violins], Richard O’Neill [viola], András Fejér [cello]). Queen’s Hall, 15.8.2022. (SRT)
BBC Singers in an Edinburgh concert with a wide range of music that was as appealing as it was varied
United Kingdom Edinburgh International Festival 2022 [3] – Mendelssohn, Martin, Ešenvalds, Harris, Vaughan Williams, Ore, Byss-Kalle: Laura Samuel (violin), BBC Singers / Sofi Jeannin (conductor). Queen’s Hall, 9.8.2022 (SRT)
