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  • Forbidden Broadway, Menier Chocolate Factory
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  • Prom 37: Elgar "The Apostles", Hallé Orchestra & Choirs, Elder - Review*****
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  • A Conversation With MARKUS STENZ
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Bernstein Symphony No. 2 The Age of Anxiety - Berlin Philharmonic/Zimerman Rattle
  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    Elgar The Apostles, BBC Symphony Orchestra, BBC Symphony Chorus, Davis, Barbican Hall

    By Edward / 13/04/2014

    Sir Adrian Boult laid the foundations for its revival, more recently Sir Mark Elder found astonishing illumination within it, and now a third knight of the realm – Sir Andrew Davis (the latest recipient of the Elgar…

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    Elgar “The Dream of Gerontius”, Davis, Barbican

    By Edward / 07/04/2014

    Some performances evolve so naturally, so inevitably, that they feel – bespoke. Andrew Davis has a long history with both the BBC Symphony Orchestra (who gave him his first big break) and Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius…

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    The Last Night of the Proms, Royal Albert Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 08/09/2013

    As it came to pass, Marin Alsop’s nationality was rather more of a factor than her gender on this historic Last Night of the Proms – but her deft put-down of remarks made only the week before…

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    Prom 1, BBC Symphony Orchestra & Choruses, Oramo (Review)

    By Edward / 13/07/2013

    The 119th season of BBC Proms opened not with a bang but with barely a murmur. A thrumming, like the beating of tiny insect wings, like the hum of summer, looked towards not just the season ahead…

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    BBC Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Bychkov, Barbican Hall

    By Edward / 20/03/2011

    Ask not for whom the bell tolls. Rachmaninov didn’t: he knew. Or rather he was convinced that they all tolled for him. His splendid choral symphony The Bells is full of ominous premonition with even the “Silver…

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