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Powerful and beguiling – and there’s a chance to hear it for yourself (opens the original)
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THE first half of the opening concert of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra’s new season – the last with current chief conductor Ryan Wigglesworth – undoubtedly accounts for the full house. South Korean violinist Bomsori was making her third appearance with the orchestra, with that pinnacle of works for her instrument, Beethoven’s Violin Concerto. Broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 and available for 30 days on BBC Sounds, it is well worth catching up on if you weren’t there, if only to hear how her
Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Maxim Emelyanychev make Berlioz feel thrillingly new (opens the original)
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Anyone who has been present at one of Maxim Emelyanychev’s “Baroque Inspirations” concerts with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra knows his ability to animate a venue beyond the parameters of the stage. Seeing and hearing that side of his talents brought to the music of Hector Berlioz, with a meticulous chamber music approach to the score, was nothing less than revelatory. On the platform was one of the largest incarnations of the SCO, most of the orchestra’s supporters will have seen, with four ba
An ancient Glasgow landmark becomes the instrument in an unforgettable night of music (opens the original)
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Glasgow Cathedral Festival; Echoes in Stone and Brass, Glasgow Cathedral; Four stars Part of the enjoyment of the opening event in this year’s festival of music and images at Glasgow Cathedral was that it was substantially homegrown, made by musicians who live and work in the city, using the city’s imposing early building. The curator of Echoes in Brass and Stone was the Faroese principal trombonist of the RSNO, Davur Juul Magnussen, who was offered that orchestral post straight out of his studi
Bach meets Blood as Scottish Ensemble and NYCOS create something breathtaking (opens the original)
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Lammermuir Festival; Bach and Blood; St Mary’s Church, Whitekirk; Four stars The Church of St Mary at Whitekirk is one of Lammermuir Festival’s destination venues, usually for small chamber recitals, and it may never have seen as many as 27 musicians. The combination of the 17 players of the Scottish Ensemble with singers from the NYCOS chamber choir and conductor Christopher Bell worked well in the space, for a programme that explored the interface between strings and voices in three complement
A remarkable Lammermuir Festival night ended with a challenge for our times (opens the original)
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Lammermuir Festival, Britten Music for Voice and Orchestra, St Mary’s Kirk, Haddington The annual contribution of Scottish Opera to the Lammermuir Festival took a different form this year, to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of composer Benjamin Britten. Instead of a small-scale production – the composer’s Albert Herring having memorably filled Haddington Corn Exchange two years ago – the opera orchestra played three works for a single vocal soloist from across his career, conducted by Dou
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