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Delgani Quartet: Intimate Letters | All Classical Radio - Vimarsana News

Delgani Quartet: Intimate Letters | All Classical Radio

Delgani’s season finale, Intimate Letters, features landmark quartets from the 19th and 20th centuries. Janacek’s “Intimate Letters” is a portrait of passionate, unreciprocated love, seen through the hundreds of letters the composer exchanged with a much younger, married woman. The torment of love is an ever-present theme in Schubert’s music, especially in his lieder, which opens...

Barton & Brodsky at the Town Hall Concert Chamber - William Dart - Vimarsana News

Barton & Brodsky at the Town Hall Concert Chamber - William Dart

OPINION The Auckland Arts Festival and Chamber Music New Zealand’s Barton & Brodsky concert opened dramatically with William Barton’s didgeridoo framing a...

3 stars who have appeared at Welwyn Garden City's Campus West - Vimarsana News

3 stars who have appeared at Welwyn Garden City's Campus West

A number of big names have appeared at Campus West over its 50-year history, and here are 3 stars who have performed at the Welwyn Garden City venue.

Julia Fischer Quartet review — raw, exceptional Janacek - Vimarsana News

Julia Fischer Quartet review — raw, exceptional Janacek

★★★★☆Every performance of Janacek’s Intimate Letters should sound like a nervous breakdown enacted simultaneously by four people following the instructions of a demented old man. Janacek was indeed an

Mullova Ensemble: Transfigured Night review – insights into Schoenberg's string sextet | Classical music - Vimarsana News

Mullova Ensemble: Transfigured Night review – insights into Schoenberg's string sextet | Classical music

A fascinating idea – an evening of music and dance reflecting the poem that was the starting point for Schoenberg’s famous piece alongside an unadorned performance of the work itself – doesn’t quite succeed