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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Bennett & Duke Violin Concertos - Chloë Hanslip, Singapore Symphony Orchestra/Litton

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  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    London Philharmonic Orchestra, Tetzlaff, Vänskä, Royal Festival Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 01/11/2012

    Some symphonies are natural curtain-raisers: Sibelius’ Third is one. Music began with rhythm and in this piece the cellos are the distant drummers who bring us back to basics with their curt opening measures. Osmo Vänskä clipped…

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