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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber Symphonic Suites - The Andrew Lloyd Webber Orchestra/Lee
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Shostakovich Symphony No.11 'The Year 1905' - SWR Symphony Orchestra/Inbal
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Shostakovich Symphony No. 10 - Ural Philharmonic Orchestra/Liss & New Philharmonia Orchestra/Sanderling
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Shostakovich Symphonies 8, 9 & 10 - Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra/Petrenko
  • GRAMOPHONE COLLECTION: Bernstein's Mass
  • GRAMOPHONE Podcast: KLAUS TENNSTEDT at 100: Edward Seckerson recalls a great conductor
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: 42nd Street - 2017 London Cast Recording
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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Mahler Symphony No. 9 - Minnesota Orchestra/Vanska
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    A Conversation With SAIMIR PIRGU

    By Edward / 02/09/2011

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    A Conversation With RICHARD BLACKFORD

    By Edward / 02/09/2011

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    A Conversation with CHRISTOPHE ROUSSET

    By Edward / 02/09/2011

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  • Reviews

    Prom 58: Mendelssohn “Elijah”, Gabireli Consort & Players, McCreesh, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 29/08/2011

    When the fiery chariot finally arrived to transport Elijah aloft and the antiphonal trumpets and drums and assorted ophicleides of Paul McCreesh’s mightily augmented Gabrieli Players Consort and Players were rent asunder by the open-stopped thrust of…

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    Prom 53: Mahler Youth Orchestra, Davis, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 25/08/2011

    Sir Colin Davis’ vim and vigour has always seemed so eternal, so unaffected by the advancing years, that it was strange, not to say difficult, to discover him conducting now from a chair. You could see and…

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    Prom 52: London Symphony Orchestra, Gergiev, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 24/08/2011

    Two Prokofiev symphonies for the price of one – the First and Fifth, the little and large of the canon – and surprisingly it was the bantam weight First that yielded Valery Gergiev’s biggest surprises and tiniest…

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    Prom 43: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Litton, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 17/08/2011

    There are programmes and there are Proms programmes and this three-tier special was of mythic proportions. It started as it meant to go on, with a big bang, as Andrew Litton and the Royal Philharmonic brasses and…

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    Prom 38: BBC Concert Orchestra, Lockhart, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 13/08/2011

    Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the shower… the sound of those slicing, dicing, violin glissandi – halfway between screams and flashes of cold steel – sent ripples of recognition and nervous…

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    Proms 30 & 31, National Youth Orchestra, Jurowski/ Nigel Kennedy, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 07/08/2011

    The building had barely cooled down after the Simon Bolivar Mahler the previous night but youth still ruled at the Proms with the arrival of our own National Youth Orchestra and that eternal wild child Nigel Kennedy…

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    Prom 24: BBC Symphony Orchestra, Davis, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 03/08/2011

    The Royal Albert Hall can be an intimate place, mysteriously transforming on occasions from monster auditorium to private salon. There’s something about a small group of players, or in this case singers – the BBC Singers –…

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