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William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra brings new Harris symphony to life - Vimarsana News

William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra brings new Harris symphony to life

William Dart reviews APO's Brahms 1 concert.

Prom 26: BBCPhil/Storgårds review – Barry takes us inside Kafka's head | Classical music - Vimarsana News

Prom 26: BBCPhil/Storgårds review – Barry takes us inside Kafka's head | Classical music

Gerald Barry’s deliberately muted new work, Kafka’s Earplugs, failed to make an impact in this venue, while James Ehnes was a deft and impressive soloist in Walton’s violin concerto

JEREMY YUDKIN: At Tanglewood, a mix of old and new music is featuring on Koussevitzky stage - Vimarsana News

JEREMY YUDKIN: At Tanglewood, a mix of old and new music is featuring on Koussevitzky stage

Coming to Tanglewood this weekend are three programs featuring works by Wolfe, Messiaen, Berlioz, Ravel, Reid, Paganini and Prokofiev.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Blur ditch Britpop nostalgia for moving tribute to absent friends - Vimarsana News

ADRIAN THRILLS: Blur ditch Britpop nostalgia for moving tribute to absent friends

ADRIAN THRILLS: Damon Albarn isn't one for big, emotional gestures, so the frontman's response to the adulation that greeted Blur's two celebratory Wembley Stadium shows this month was surprising.

Prom 6: BBC Phil/Wigglesworth/Hough – fiery precision and brilliance - Vimarsana News

Prom 6: BBC Phil/Wigglesworth/Hough – fiery precision and brilliance

This stunning Prom featured Stephen Hough balancing bravura with lyricism in Rachmaninov’s First Piano Concerto, the premiere of Grace-Evangeline Mason’s quietly effective Ablaze the Moon and a finely judged reading of Mahler’s First Symphony