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BBC Proms 2026: Martha Argerich plays Beethoven | Live review (opens the original)
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With the 2026 edition of the BBC Proms festival heading into its final fortnight, there is still time for a few more titans of the genre to grace the stage. Last night was no exception, with the Royal Albert Hall – not a seat unsold – welcoming the legendary and storied Argentine pianist Martha Argerich to perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in B Flat Major. This in the company of the Munich Philharmonic, under the baton – and infectiously charming presence – of their shiny new resident con
BBC Proms: Shostakovich’s Tenth | Live review (opens the original)
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As the BBC Proms 2026 rumble on, the BBC Symphony Orchestra took to the stage of the Royal Albert Hall once more for a hearty evening of music-making. Under the ever-steady baton of Cristian Măcelaru – seemingly one of the industry’s safest pairs of hands – a programme of distinctly mismatched halves was underway. With Shostakovich’s mighty tenth symphony looming from the other side of the interval, it was first the turn of a new work, Skyline (Concerto for Three Percussionists, Timpani and Orch
Tchaikovsky: Child of Glass at Opera Holland Park | Theatre review (opens the original)
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The orchestral players and conductors of the 2026 Opera Holland Park series have a brief but well-earned late-season break for three performances of Tama Matheson’s Tchaikovsky: Child of Glass. Decidedly not an opera, this wholly linear biographical play centred around the great Russian composer features many of his finest works, performed incidentally – sometimes as underscore, sometimes in recital – on a prominently positioned piano by the celebrated Australian concert pianist (and also music
BBC Proms 2026: Kavakos plays Tchaikovsky | Live review (opens the original)
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Once more to the Royal Albert Hall. With this year’s BBC Proms now well underway, it was time for the festival’s home orchestra, the BBC Symphony, to once again grace the stage at the vast and iconic venue. Headlining this evening’s proceedings was a performance of Tchaikovsky’s much-adored – and oft-performed – violin concerto with globally celebrated Greek soloist Leonidas Kavakos, wielding, as ever, Stradivarius’s highly prized Willemotte violin of 1734. With Paavo Järvi at their helm, the or
BBC Proms 2026: Poulenc and Adams at the Royal Albert Hall | Live review (opens the original)
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Now here is some stellar programming: a perfect blend of the much-loved and the intriguing, packaged and presented by the City of Birmingham Symphony for their annual visit to partake in the BBC Proms festival, accompanied on this occasion by their own trusty CBSO chorus. This delightful little tour of the fringe-ish realm of 20th-century composition partnered a pair of works by France’s Francis Poulenc – his Sinfonietta, or Little Symphony, and his boisterous Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchest
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