Brighton Festival Archives - Page 8 of 31

Magnard Ensemble

- 14 May 2018

Can you play a wind instrument while smiling? Well, this talented quintet certainly can and...

- 10 May 2018

Schubert’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ quartet was written in the crucible of despair as the...

- 10 May 2018

This was the highly emotional true story of a person being unable to exist because...

- 30 April 2018

- 8 February 2018

City Reads, an annual part of the Brighton Festival, aims to spread the love of...

- 1 June 2017

Mykki Blanco in babydoll dress, introduced her slick DJ before shouting “welcome to my cabaret darling”....

- 30 May 2017

I strive to avoid hyperbole and delusions of grandeur in my criticism, and am wary...

- 30 May 2017

Britten Sinfonia put on a short, sharp American programme at Brighton Festival, opening with Copland’s...

- 27 May 2017

Haydn, Brahms and John Adams make a wonderful Festival programme. Adams’ oddball ‘Alleged Dances’, two...

- 26 May 2017

This interesting combination of flute, viola and harp was always going to attract attention. However,...

- 26 May 2017

The world premiere of Theo Clinkard’s This Bright Field got off to a good start,...

- 25 May 2017

Kaleidoscope chose their music carefully, starting with reassuringly familiar tunes from Grieg’s melodic Holberg Suite....