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  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    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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    Budapest Festival Orchestra, Hough, Fischer, Royal Festival Hall

    By Edward / 17/01/2011

    The Hungarian Presidency of the EU and the start of the Liszt Bicentennial – two very good reasons for some of Hungary’s (indeed the world’s) finest – the Budapest Festival Orchestra – to party. And bringing Esterhazy…

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