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Claire Seymour

Paavo Järvi Impresses in Russian Fare with the Philharmonia

17/06/201414/06/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Glinka, Rachmaninov, Shostakovich: Kirill Gerstein (piano), Philharmonia Orchestra, Paavo Järvi (conductor), Royal Festival Hall, London, 12.6.2014 (CS)

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A Compelling Evening with the Endellion Quartet

17/06/201412/06/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom  Haydn, Britten Brahms: Benjamin Grosvenor (piano), the Endellion String Quartet [Andrew Watkinson & Ralph da Souza (violins), Garfield Jackson (viola), David Waterman (cello)], Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 10.6.2014 (CS)

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The Endellion Quartet Marking 35 Years of Fine Music-Making

04/06/201431/05/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert: The Endellion String Quartet [Andrew Watkinson & Ralph da Souza (violins), Garfield Jackson (viola), David Waterman (cello)], Wigmore Hall, London, 28.5.2014 (CS)

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The Elias String Quartet Immersed in Beethoven

01/06/201421/05/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Beethoven: Elias String Quartet [Sara Bitlloch &  Donald Grant (violins), Martin Saving (viola), Marie Bitlloch (cello)], Malin Broman (viola), Wigmore Hall, London, 19.5.2014 (CS)

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 Consummate Musicianship from James Ehnes  and Andrew Armstrong

01/06/201420/05/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Leclair, Strauss, Franck: James Ehnes (violin), Andrew Armstrong (piano), King’s Place, London 17.5.2014 (CS)

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Chamber Music Favourites in the Expert Hands of the Carducci Quartet and Friends

23/05/201417/05/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Haydn, Shostakovich and Chausson: Charles Owen (piano), Katharine Gowers (violin), Carducci Quartet [Matthew Denton & Michelle Fleming (violins), Eoin Schmidt-Martin (viola), Emma Denton (cello)], King’s Place, London, 14. 5.2014 (CS)

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The Takács Quartet: Worthy Recipients of the Wigmore Medal

13/05/201413/05/2014 by Stan

 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Shostakovich, Webern and Beethoven:Takács Quartet [Edward Dusinberre & Károly Schranz (violins), Geraldine Walther (viola), András Fejér (cello)], Wigmore Hall, London, 10.05.2014 (CS)

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Gil Shaham in Bright Sheng’s Violin Concerto 

13/05/201411/05/2014 by Stan

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Dukas, Sheng and Bartók: Gil Shaham (violin), BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sakari Oramo (conductor), Barbican Hall, London, 09.05.14 (CS)

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