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The week in classical: 74th Aldeburgh Festival; Werther – review - Vimarsana News

The week in classical: 74th Aldeburgh Festival; Werther – review

From thundering Thorvaldsdóttir to late-night Bach, it’s a standout year for Britten’s music festival, while at the ROH Jonas Kaufmann made a subdued Werther

Sinfonia of London, Wilson; Pavel Kolesnikov/Samson Tsoy; Bozzini Quartet; Phantasm, Aldeburgh Festival review – new sounds for old - Vimarsana News

Sinfonia of London, Wilson; Pavel Kolesnikov/Samson Tsoy; Bozzini Quartet; Phantasm, Aldeburgh Festival review – new sounds for old

Masterpieces made over, reimagined and reborn beside the Suffolk sea. Classical music review by Boyd Tonkin

Giant review – medical ethics and 18th-century freakshows create a compelling new opera - Vimarsana News

Giant review – medical ethics and 18th-century freakshows create a compelling new opera

Sarah Angliss and Ross Sutherland’s taut tale of an 18th-century ‘giant’ and the doctor who wants his body for research is vividly realised in this Aldeburgh festival opener, with tenor Karim Sulayman towering in the lead role

Britten Weekend, Snape review – diverse songs to mostly great poetry overshadow a problem opera - Vimarsana News

Britten Weekend, Snape review – diverse songs to mostly great poetry overshadow a problem opera

Pianist Malcolm Martineau marshals ten committed singers for the complete song cycles. Classical music/opera review by David Nice

The Guardian view on the Wigmore Hall: happy 120th birthday | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on the Wigmore Hall: happy 120th birthday | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> It may seem staid – to some. But the music played at the Wigmore Hall, and at vital venues like it, stirs the soul