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    London Philharmonic, Petrenko, Royal Festival Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 22/02/2014

    Vasily Petrenko used his baton like a piratical rapier to galvanise the London Philharmonic violins in their flourishes of derring-do at the start of Berlioz’ Overture Le Corsaire. And the brilliance was in the quicksilver contrasts, the…

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    Prom 68: Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Skride, Petrenko, Royal Albert Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 03/09/2013

    The Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra made quite a splash with their Tchaikovsky symphony series under Mariss Jansons back in the 1980s. The watchwords then were freshness and articulation, a re-establishment of Tchaikovsky’s innate classicism – and so it…

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    Philharmonia Orchestra, Lugansky, Petrenko, Royal Festival Hall

    By Edward / 24/04/2013

    Liadov crafted more than his fair share of curtain-raisers – but to what end? One might imagine The Enchanted Lake – an atmospheric and beautifully scored miniature – as the prelude to an opera or full-length ballet;…

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    Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Petrenko, Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool (Review)

    By Edward / 16/03/2013

    With the news that Vasily Petrenko had extended his tenure as Chief Conductor of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra “to eternity” (his words) the little bit of Russia that came to the soon to be refurbished Philharmonic…

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    London Symphony Orchestra, Petrenko, Barbican Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 19/10/2012

    It should have been Sir Colin Davis, of course (and the news filtering through on Sir Colin is sadly not encouraging), but the very first chord of Beethoven’s “Emperor” Concerto was a startling demonstration of what makes…

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    Prom 54: Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Petrenko – Review ****

    By Edward / 24/08/2012

    I’m not quite sure what Her Majesty would make of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ 9th Symphony or more particularly of the fractured fanfare flourishes which greet her so rowdily and enthusiastically through its opening pages – but…

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    National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Petrenko, Royal Festival Hall

    By Edward / 25/04/2011

    It must be hard comprehending death when you’ve barely begun living – but the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain has a corporate sixth sense about the subtext of music that never ceases to amaze. Their latest…

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