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Review of GLASS The Lost

GLASS The Lost

It isn’t every day that an opera house opens its doors for the first time. Hardly surprising, then, that the...

Reviewed by Pwyll ap Siôn in issue:

Review of BORODIN Prince Igor

BORODIN Prince Igor

Compared to the task of sorting a performing version of Borodin’s unfinished 1869 87 opera, choosing an edition of a...

Reviewed by Mike Ashman in issue: 12/2014

Review of BIZET Carmen

BIZET Carmen

There’s no shortage of good filmed versions of Carmen and one of the best, from Covent Garden, like this one,...

Reviewed by Hugo Shirley in issue: 12/2014

Review of BERG Lulu

BERG Lulu

It’s only right that any performance of Lulu should revolve around its protagonist. But the way that the Canadian soprano...

Reviewed by Hugo Shirley in issue: 12/2014

Review of Thile & Meyer: Bass & Mandolin

Thile & Meyer: Bass & Mandolin

Whether it’s by playing solo Bach with astonishing physical and intellectual dexterity, jamming with the likes of Yo Yo Ma,...

Reviewed by William Yeoman in issue: 11/2014

Review of Llŷr Williams: Wagner Without Words

Llŷr Williams: Wagner Without Words

Wagner’s operas have inspired innumerable piano transcriptions from Carl Tausig to Zoltán Kocsis but those to which pianists most frequently...

Reviewed by Jeremy Nicholas in issue: 11/2014

Review of DEBUSSY Images Books 1 & 2. Préludes, Book 2

DEBUSSY Images Books 1 & 2. Préludes, Book 2

Marc-André Hamelin’s stature, extraordinary from the start, increases with every new issue. And here in his latest album he subdues...

Reviewed by Bryce Morrison in issue: 11/2014

Review of OFFENBACH Fantasio

OFFENBACH Fantasio

To say that Fantasio was one of Offenbach’s more obscure operas would be putting it mildly. A failure at the...

Reviewed by Richard Lawrence in issue: 11/2014

Review of Patricia Petibon: La Belle Excentrique

Patricia Petibon: La Belle Excentrique

Patricia Petibon’s photo along with some art nouveau-ish script implies music from the belle époque. But no. This far more...

Reviewed by David Patrick Stearns in issue: 11/2014

Review of Joyce DiDonato: Stella di Napoli

Joyce DiDonato: Stella di Napoli

After her programme of Baroque arias in ‘Drama Queens’ (Virgin, 1/13), Joyce DiDonato moves on a century to treat us...

Reviewed by Richard Lawrence in issue: 11/2014


 

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