Scottish Ensemble makes the old sound new
Scottish Ensemble's rejuvenated production of Bach’s Goldberg Variations: ternary patterns for insomnia makes the old sound new
Phion, Consenus Vocalis, Bach Twente and Rheinhard Goebel ensure an outstanding choral tradition lives on in East Netherlands
Bach’s St Matthew Passion under the baton of Reinhard Goebel, was a glorious celebration of the outstanding choral tradition
Chailly reigns supreme with Fujita and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
This was a reading full of the innocence of youth in very intimate moments and the ethereal cadenza with perfectly placed tenuto notes
Vasheruk and friends put Rachmaninov centre stage
Hands swapped places, pianists swapped places, and scales galore. We wanted more! A glorious end to the evening
Vasheruk delivers sublime Rachmaninov
In this, the celebratory year of Rachmaninov’s birth, we are blessed with performances of works heard perhaps less frequently in the concert hall. Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto, considered by many…
Baigent and Sezer bring the Orient to the Netherlands
We were treated to excerpts from Debussy’s Three Nocturnes performed by the amazingly talented Turkish/Dutch lyric soprano Aylin Sezer
Young soprano Elisa Maayeshi wows Enschede
Enjoyable concert this afternoon from the Symfonia Jong Twente in the Wilminktheater, Enschede
Nederlandse Reisopera faces the music and produces a most memorable Magic Flute
Problems with the scale of the planned production meant that with just a week to go, plans changed, and produced a semi-staged version
Trifonov transfixes the audience with nuanced, highly addictive Beethoven
Trifonov sustained a beautiful and extended line, each new phrase conveying an array of emotions, from pain, sorrow, wit, tenderness and joy
Janine Jansen dazzles Antwerp with fine Prokofiev
All was silent; a certain seriousness descended over the hall. Before us, a master at work, and we all sat at her mercy