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  • Les Azuriales Festival in Cap Ferrat
  • Vadym Kholodenko wins
    Van Cliburn 2013
    The 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Festival, and the first to take place since its founder’s death earlier this year, has been won by Ukrainian pianist Vadym Kholodenko. Evan Mitchell reports on the competition from Fort Worth, Texas.
    Read more here...
  • Where to start with Britten 100
    Britten's operas: guide
    We’ve chosen five of his most popular operas and put together a short list of starting-points for anyone who’s new to Britten’s operas, as well as details of where to hear these works live in the months ahead.
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  • Ashmolean exhibition in concert
    The Dawn of the Stradivarius
    This was a thoughtfully curated and informative evening from Music at Oxford, featuring violinist James Ehnes and La Serenissima, and a fitting way to mark the opening of the Ashmolean’s new Stradivarius exhibition.
    Read Katy Wright's review...
  • Antheil, Dean and Stravinsky
    Auckland Chamber Orchestra
    The day before Stravinsky’s 131st birthday, the Auckland Chamber Orchestra and conductor Peter Scholes presented a programme built around the Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments with works by Lyell Cresswell, George Antheil and Brett Dean.
    Read Simon Holden's review...
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  • Monteverdi's Fifth Book of Madrigals
    Les Arts Florissants
    The whole evening at the Barbican was a journey through Monteverdi’s growth as a composer, and also the growth of the ensemble, as they work through these books of madrigals: I look forward to the next instalment.
    Read Emily Owen's review...
  • (Le) Poisson Rouge turns five
    Jennifer Koh, Ensemble LPR
    Jennifer Koh and Ensemble LPR helped celebrate the five-year anniversary of (Le) Poisson Rouge Friday night, with a lively program of works by John Zorn, Charles Wuorinen and Ludwig van Beethoven.
    Read Joseph Pfender's review...
  • © Barbara Pálffy / Volksoper
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