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Manchester Camerata at Wigmore Hall A series of high-profile concerts in Paris marked the centenary of the celebrated and distinguished Russian-born cellist, Valentin Berlinsky, founder and cellist of the Borodin String Quartet. Fantasia Orchestra launch residency at Smith Square Hall with Birdsong-themed concert Thinking about sound: Grieg’s Lyric Pieces on a modern piano from Alexander Ullmann & on historic pianos with unequal temperament from Ziad Kreidy Heavenly Harmony: for 2026, the London Handel Festival ranges from oratorio & opera seria to the more intimate, including the composer’s living room

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Slipped Disc January 11, 2025

Time for three in Brahms

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Newly uploaded, a fabulous account of the first piano trio by Janine Jansen and friends.

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