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Das Klagende Lied: Adrian Partington on the fascination and mysteries of Mahler’s astonishing early symphonic work which he conducts at this year’s Cheltenham Music Festival Bruckner’s Symphonies 8 & 9 from the Archives (expanded post) Prokofiev Studio: new gallery devoted to the abstract art of Oleg Prokofiev son of the composer & father of composer Gabriel Prokofiev 10th anniversary: Fantasia Orchestra celebrates with a busy summer featuring a return to the BBC Proms Windrush & Migrations – An Evening of Opera in Concert: Pegasus Opera Company & Brixton Chamber Orchestra join forces for Windrush Day

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Slipped Disc June 3, 2024

Violinist carries torch

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Violinist carries torch

The French violinist Renaud Capucon carried the Olympic torch at Niort yesterday on its latest leg towards Paris.

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Slipped Disc October 31, 2024

Biz news: Saariaho’s daughter gets agency

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London-based MaestroArts has signed the young French-Finnish conductor Aliisa Neige Barrière. Daughter of the late composer Kaija Saariaho, Aliisa was mentored in Helsinki by Jorma Panula and studied at the Sibelius Academy under Sakari Oramo, […]

Slipped Disc February 5, 2025

Death of Met bass, 50 years on stage

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The death has been communicated of Paul Plishka, who made his Met debut in La Gioconda in 1967 and retired after La Boheme in January 2017. Paul, who was 83, was the grandson of Ukrainian […]